2003
DOI: 10.3406/rfeco.2003.1475
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Les relations entre la grande distribution et ses fournisseurs : bilan et limites de trente ans de régulation

Abstract: [eng] The paper aims at assessing the French regulation of the retailing sector, focusing on the relationships between retailers and suppliers, from the Royer law in 1973 to the 2001 law on the "new economic regulation". We distinguish between the control of firms behaviors, relying on both standard competition law and specific sectorial regulation, and the control of market structures, in particular concentration and shops' setting-up. We bring to light an important gap between the objectives and the effects … Show more

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“…As with the studies exploring the abolition of retail price maintenance in the late 1960s and early 1970's, academic interest had generally focused upon specific policy measures for example opening hour legislation (eg Freathy & Sparks, 1995;Grünhagen & Mittelstaedt, 2001), store planning policy (eg Francois & Leunis, 1991;Guy, 2006;Wrigley et al, 2006;Moreno, 2006;Van der Krabben, 2009) or below cost selling (Collins et al, 2001;Allain & Chambolle, 2003;Colla, 2006). Some attempts also have been made to compile comparative studies of retail policy (eg Davies, 1989;1995) and to examine the broader economic impacts of legislation on a comparative basis, usually through international agencies such as the OECD (eg Pilat, 1997;Boyaud & Nicoletti, 2001).…”
Section: The "European" Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As with the studies exploring the abolition of retail price maintenance in the late 1960s and early 1970's, academic interest had generally focused upon specific policy measures for example opening hour legislation (eg Freathy & Sparks, 1995;Grünhagen & Mittelstaedt, 2001), store planning policy (eg Francois & Leunis, 1991;Guy, 2006;Wrigley et al, 2006;Moreno, 2006;Van der Krabben, 2009) or below cost selling (Collins et al, 2001;Allain & Chambolle, 2003;Colla, 2006). Some attempts also have been made to compile comparative studies of retail policy (eg Davies, 1989;1995) and to examine the broader economic impacts of legislation on a comparative basis, usually through international agencies such as the OECD (eg Pilat, 1997;Boyaud & Nicoletti, 2001).…”
Section: The "European" Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La domination par les coûts reste la stratégie de base pour le développement de ces grandes enseignes (Mevel, 2010). Elle conduit au renforcement de leur puissance d'achat et à l'instauration d'un rapport de force conflictuel, en leur faveur, avec les acteurs de l'amont (Allain et Chambolle, 2003). Dans les années 1990, la nature des relations entre ces acteurs et leurs fournisseurs connait une inflexion.…”
Section: Des Distributeurs Très Concentrés Appliquant Une Stratégie Dunclassified
“…En France, en 2010, la production de la matière première agricole est très atomisée (490 000 exploitations agricoles) au regard de l'activité de transformation (13 513 entreprises agroalimentaires hors artisanat commercial). De plus, cinq centrales d'achat réalisaient 95 % du chiffre d'affaires au début des années 2000 (Allain et Chambolle, 2003). En Allemagne, les cinq compagnies leaders dans le secteur de la distribution alimentaire réalisent 62,5 % de parts de marché (Herrman et al, 2009).…”
Section: Contracts and Coordination Schemes In Agricultureunclassified