What are the key differences in antitrust enforcement in the U.S. and Europe?

A) EU authorities may only impose civil fines.
B) It is generally easier to show that a firm is dominant under EU law.
C) EU antitrust investigations are conducted more quickly than in the U.S.
D) all of the above

Antitrust Enforcement

The application of laws to prevent and control monopolistic practices, promote competition, and ensure fair trade in the market.

Civil Fines

Monetary penalties imposed by governmental entities as punishment for violations of legal statutes or regulations.

Dominant

In a strategic or competitive context, dominant refers to a position of advantage where an entity (such as a firm, product, or strategy) significantly outperforms or influences others.