Abstract

Legislation aimed at curbing anti-competitive practices has led to the adoption of negotiated procedures to encourage businesses to report such practices. The leniency program remains one of the most important, as it was designed to put an end to cartels, considered the most serious type of conduct that restricts free competition in the markets. This study aims to conduct a comparative analysis of the provisions governing the leniency program in Moroccan and French law.

Keywords

Freedom of Prices and Competition Act; Anti-competitive Agreements; Leniency Program; Negotiated Procedures.