La libre competencia y su regulación en la comunidad andina: un aporte jurídico para la eficiencia en los mercados y el bienestar de los consumidores en Colombia

Abstract

This reflection article is the product of the investigation "Free Competition and its regulation in Decision of of the Andean Community", and is framed in the disciplinary that handles Competition Law both in Colombian internal law, and in the community law that is applied in the CAN and in the interdisciplinary, because there is talk of the globalization of law in Latin America, which proposes to materialize the impulse of the integration of the diverse economies that exists within the States, which materialize the international trade in commercial practice establishing strips of territory, of free foreign
trade, with rates and taxes common to markets and international economic societies that are asking for the support of international law, to reduce conflicts in the transit and flow of goods in the transnational markets. It is for the foregoing that the issue of Andean community integration has contrasted dissimilar conflicts throughout its history, due to
political discrepancies between the States parties, a situation that shows that the objectives determined in the Cartagena Agreement are fulfilled in party and that on several decisive issues there is no common position by the signing parties of the agreement in question, which is why it is necessary to review the regulation in the Andean Community
of free competition, for market efficiency and well-being of consumers in Colombia. This research is pure legal for the law, it is qualitative from the scientific research approach, and the applied method is analytical, since a documentary-type investigation was carried out in electronic databases, which allowed the structuring of a systematic exploration. search by keywords on the words and key concepts of the research to later carry out a content analysis of the information collected in bibliographic records.