OECD Competition Open Day 2025

OECD Competition Open Day 2025

26 February 2025 l Paris, France

Agenda

The OECD Competition Open Day offers every year a unique opportunity to discuss cutting-edge topics recently addressed by the OECD Competition Committee.
In 2025, the OECD will be holding its 7th edition. Read more

Teaser Sessions

Feb 26, 2025
8:45 AM - 9:35 AM

Opening session with Mathias Cormann, Carmine Di Noia and Keynote by Kathleen Vohs

Speakers

All Speakers
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Antonio Capobianco

OECD
Deputy Head of the Competition Division
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Key resources

Monopolisation, moat building and entrenchment strategies

OECD note
Read here

Artificial intelligence, data and competition

OECD paper
Read here

OECD Competition Trends 2024

Publication
Read here

Workshops for competition authorities

Two workshops open to competition authorities will take place back-to-back to this event. For more information on registration please contact dafcomp.contact@oecd.org.

25 February 2025

Advocating for procompetitive regulation and policy

The workshop will provide an opportunity to participants to share experiences and discuss challenges and lessons learnt from their advocacy activities. Topics for discussion will include the impact of regulatory and policy reforms, monitoring implementation and leveraging results to advocate for pro-competitive regulation and policy changes.

27 February 2025

From bias to balance? Leveraging behavioural economics in competition

This interactive workshop focuses on what behavioural economics (BE) can teach us about the influence of consumer biases on decision-making and market dynamics, and how competition authorities can leverage BE in their own work. Through exploring various cases studies, participants will share experiences and gain insights on the relevance, timing, and application of BE to competition policy, including challenges and opportunities in their own contexts.

Event venue


OECD Conference Centre
2, rue André-Pascal 75016 Paris

www.oecd.org/conference-centre
Practical information

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Misha KAUR

Policy Analysis and Advice
OECD