competition policy framework under regulatory policy

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordnungspolitik

In economics and policy, Ordnungspolitik defines the legal and institutional framework that shapes and safeguards competition, including competition laws, regulations, and market access. The 'ordnungspolitische wettbewerbsordnung' denotes the total set of these framework conditions designed to create fair and efficient competition and to ensure stable market functioning, including in logistics and transport sectors.

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