Expanding integration processes have led to the fact that the majority of cases dealt with are related to merger control. For this reason, however, the classical infringements of competition laws, i.e. abuse of a dominant position and agreements restricting competition in particular, may not escape appropriate control and prompt and efficient measures, which can only be achieved by attaining good familiarity with the market developments.

Attaching greater importance to economic analyses in decision-making processes and establishing links with other authorities in charge for the introduction and protection of competition at home and abroad are a critical precondition for efficient operation, the end results of which are to the benefit of consumers: the right balance between the price and the quality of goods or services, and a greater possibility of choice.