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Israel's Antitrust Authority Probes Auto Market for Competition Issues
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First reported by Globes · 5 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Antitrust Authority is investigating the automotive industry to enhance competition. The probe includes examining importer-manufacturer relationships and considering measures like market share limits for direct imports and shorter importer agreements.
- 01Israel's Antitrust Authority is reviewing auto industry competition.
- 02The review aims to fix existing market flaws.
- 03Importers are being asked for more information.
- 04Potential measures include market share caps for direct imports.
- 05Importer agreement durations may also be limited.
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