In the latest issue of the Revue Lamy de la concurrence (No 164, October 2026), Louis Vogel and Joseph Vogel analyze how French law has evolved in response to price fluctuations, ten years after the reform of contract law.
They highlight a paradox: while contract law allows prices to evolve while penalizing abuses, competition law may hinder certain price reductions that benefit customers, without providing effective means to combat abusive price increases.
To address these inconsistencies, they propose several avenues for strengthening the protection of businesses and adapting the legal framework to today’s economic challenges.
To read an excerpt from the article, click-here
