transport policy market entry barrier

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/competition-policy/legal-framework/sector-specific-policies/transport_en

A transport policy–related hurdle or barrier that makes it harder for new entrants to enter markets for transport or logistics services. Typical causes include regulatory requirements, licenses, subsidies, tariff rules, infrastructure policy, or tender procedures.

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