Speaking at the conference MEDIAFAX talks about Unfair Competition, organized in partnership with the antitrust regulator, Mircea said “it is essential to decide what fair and unfair mean. The definition I heard in talks on unfair competition with the business environment had to do with situations that didn’t suit them. (…) Unfair competition is not of many kinds.”
Mircea pointed out that the most significant problems the Competition Council encounters occur in relations with public authorities, where the institution cannot apply the provisions applied to companies.
“Any decision taken by public authorities has effect on the business environment. We fight a many-headed dragon: we eliminate an obstacle, but other two or three emerge in its place,” Mircea said.