La delación de los operadores económicos en el derecho de competencia,

Abstract

The following titling work is an analysis of the various practices affecting free competition; one of which is the pricing of so-called business cartels and the actions of control entities when confidential information is obtained by individuals seeking to be exempted in whole or in part from the types of fines established by our legal system. It is essential that in any economic operator, one can be able to make trade agreements, the element of which is essential in free competition, in order to achieve a greater market acquisition. However, the dispute lies where the parties to these agreements end up injuring the market with their unfair action. Finally, the case between the Kimberly Clark del Ecuador SA company against the Superintendence of Control of the Power of the Market of Ecuador, on the declassification of the confidential information that arrived at the General Secretariat of the Andean Community, product of the cartelization of prices that arose in the region.