2019
DOI: 10.54648/woco2019019
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Public Opinion on Cartels and Competition Policy in France: Analysis and Implications

Abstract: In this article, we analyse the foundations, methodology, results and implications of a survey conducted by the French Competition Authority on the perception of cartels and competition policy by general public in France. The results show that French people consider these practices to be harmful and are in favour of dissuasive sanctions. In addition, while not in favour of imposing a prison sentence on individuals, public opinion favours the implementation of criminal sanctions, in particular in the form of di… Show more

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