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Traces how the Court of Justice defined "every entity engaged in an economic activity, regardless of its legal status and the way in which it is financed" and its limits — solidarity-based social security, exercise of public powers, severable state activities, professional associations, and the single-economic-unit / liability branch
Below we visualize the case-law connection for different notions in EU competition law. The project is in alpha phase, meaning this is just a concept, no verification or validation has been carried out yet.
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