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Regulatory reform in Greece: the benefits of removing maximum mark-ups Christos Genakos, Pantelis Koutroumpis and Mario Pagliero November 2015 Paper No' CEPCP456: Full Paper ![]() Regulations that impose maximum mark-ups are intended to protect consumers from firms exercising market power. But a study by Christos Genakos and colleagues suggests that they can have the opposite effect: when Greece lifted controls on the market for fresh fruit and vegetables in June 2011, consumers enjoyed lower prices. This article summarises 'The Impact of Maximum Mark-up Regulation on Prices' by Christos Genakos, Pantelis Koutroumpis and Mario Pagliero, CEP Discussion Paper No. 1310 |
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