Research and analysis

Evaluation of direct impact and deterrent effect of CA98 cases

A review by DotEcon of the direct impact, businesses’ awareness, and the deterrent effect of 5 CA98 decisions by the CMA and the OFT.

From:
Competition and Markets Authority
Published
19 June 2018

Documents

CMA Evaluation of CA98 cases

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Survey data from evaluation study

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Details

As part of its continual evaluation programme, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) commissioned DotEcon and IFF Research to review 5 past Competition Act 1998 (CA98) decisions.

The review focuses on estimating the deterrent effect of the CA98 cases and our follow-up compliance activities. It also presents evidence on the direct impacts of the CMA’s intervention on consumers, and on relevant firms’ awareness of the CMA enforcement and competition law.

Published 19 June 2018