2002
DOI: 10.3917/ride.162.0214
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Cloisonnement vertical ? un problème de concurrence pour les petits pays

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“…Vertical agreements can sometimes be used by foreign producers to segment the Swiss market from foreign markets. In these agreements, Swiss distributors and consumers are forced to purchase their goods at higher prices from approved dealers since they cannot contract directly with foreign distributors with lower prices (Zäch, 2002). This contributes to consumer tourism in border regions.…”
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“…Vertical agreements can sometimes be used by foreign producers to segment the Swiss market from foreign markets. In these agreements, Swiss distributors and consumers are forced to purchase their goods at higher prices from approved dealers since they cannot contract directly with foreign distributors with lower prices (Zäch, 2002). This contributes to consumer tourism in border regions.…”
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“…But COMCO has banned only one vertical agreement in seven years, namely the Citroën case in 2002. See Zäch (2002), NZZ (2001) and Prümmer (2003).…”
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“…Des accords verticaux peuvent parfois être utilisés par les producteurs étrangers pour cloisonner le marché suisse des marchés extérieurs. Ce type d'accord contraint les distributeurs ou consommateurs suisses à acheter leurs marchandises à des prix plus élevés auprès de concessionnaires agréés en leur interdisant de s'approvisionner directement auprès de distributeurs étrangers pratiquant des prix plus bas (Zäch, 2002). Ceci contribue au développement d'un tourisme d'achat dans les régions frontalières.…”
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