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ARTICLE · 14 FEBRUARY 2020

Restrictions On E-Commerce And Competition Law

Kolcuoğlu Demirkan Koçaklı Attorneys at Law
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Imposing a certain quantity quota on online sales is as an infringement of the competition law as well.

TurkeyAntitrust/Competition Law

Competition law in digital markets, which is the hype theme of the recent years, was discussed at the İstanbul Competition Forum organized by the Turkish Competition Authority (the "TCA"), with participation of UNCTAD, on 25-26 November. The main consideration of the first panel titled "Digitilization and Competition Law and Policy" was competition law implications of new business models introduced by digital platforms, and the TCA's approach to competition law aspects of e-commerce was also discussed.

As the scale of e-commerce is growing rapidly, it is a must to adapt to e-commerce, especially for companies which have a business model based on physical retailing. On the other hand, it is an undeniable truth that e-commerce poses a threat to the established business model of physical retailing. The source of the threat is the "free riding problem" which arises when consumers benefit from physical retailing's advantages (such as examining and trying the physical

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