“ Competition lawyers must understand economic concepts and competition economists must understand legal processes. It is common practice today- and much to be welcomed- that competition lawyers attend courses on economics and vice versa…. A (possibly apocryphal) story is that a competition lawyer once remarked at a competition law conference that, in his view, in any competition case the lawyer should be in the driving seat, and that a competition economist readily agreed, since he always preferred to have a chauffeur. …[Today] it is better to think of the two as co-pilots”. (Whish and Bailey Competition Law, 8th Ed 2015, p 2)
Question:
Discuss the use of terms drawn from economics in the jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice, which relate to the interpretation of Articles 101 and 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. Examine, in particular the role such terms play in the legal argument.
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