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EU law

↑ As a member of the EU, Greece is obliged to apply EU competition law in some circumstances, but not when anticompetitive practices and effects are limited to the national market. This coding represents how the national authorities would apply EU Law in the national courts.

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	* [[~~Austria~~/EU, ~~2006~~]]<ref>As a member of the EU, ~~Austria~~ is obliged to apply EU competition law in some circumstances, but not when anticompetitive practices and effects are limited to the national market. This coding represents how the national authorities would apply EU Law in the national courts.</ref>		* [[Greece/EU, 2000]]<ref>As a member of the EU, Greece is obliged to apply EU competition law in some circumstances, but not when anticompetitive practices and effects are limited to the national market. This coding represents how the national authorities would apply EU Law in the national courts.</ref>