Discrimination of consumers in the digital single market

The study collates information on discrimination against consumers on the grounds of place of residence or nationality in the Digital Single Market (DSM). Collected evidence indicates such practices as refusals to sell, or discriminatory conditions depriving consumers of access to goods and services on DSM, or obliging consumers to pay higher prices. The study assesses discrimination from the perspective of different areas of European law, including Article 20 (2) of the Services Directive, Private International Law, Competition Law and Intellectual Property Law, and provides for policy recommendations.

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