Today, withthemarketcompetitionbecoming more and moreintensified, the competitionofcommoditypricehas alreadybecome the normalcompetitionphenomenonamongenterprises.
European governments have encouraged this through subsidies, controls on Japanese imports, suspension of normalcompetition rules for car retailing and resistance to mass redundancies.
In some cases, the European Commission has itself hampered the development of the single market by granting certain industries exemptions from the normal rules of fair competition.