Düsseldorf Competition Economics GmbH
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Daniel Fritz
Senior Economist
Daniel Fritz has broad experience in the economic analysis of market structures, market power, and regulatory issues. He has advised clients across various sectors – including retail, telecommunications, gambling, and digital markets – on merger control, abuse of dominance as well as economic policy and regulatory matters.
A key focus of his work lies in the empirical analysis of large and complex datasets and the application of econometric techniques. He combines methodological rigor with a clear understanding of the practical relevance of economic analysis.
Daniel studied economics at the University of Trier and at the Düsseldorf Institute for Competition Economics (DICE) at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf. His working languages are German and English.
Selected Cases
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Race Track VLN ./. Nürburgring (defendant side)
Logistics & Mobility
Abuse of Dominance -
Payment Cards various banks ./. VISA (defendant side)
Telecom, Media, and Technology
Abuse of Dominance -
Edeka / Real, Federal Cartel Office
Retail & Consumer
Merger Control -
Development of the Channeling Rate of Commercial Gaming Machines in Germany (German Gaming Machine Industry Association (VDAI))
Retail & Consumer
Regulatory Issues -
Edeka / Konsum Leipzig, Federal Cartel Office
Retail & Consumer
Merger Control -
Competition in the German Mobile Market (Telekom)
Telecom, Media, and Technology
Sector Analysis &
Market Structure -
Level Playing Field for Germany as a Trade Fair Destination (Professional Association for Trade Fairs and Exhibitions (FAMA))
Economic Governance & Public Policy
Regulatory Issues -
The Economic Impact of Cloud Computing in Europe (European Cloud Alliance)
Digital Economy
Economic Policy -
Future Gambling Taxation under the Gambling Re-regulation State Treaty "GlüStV 2021" (German Sports Betting Association (DSWV))
Retail & Consumer
Regulatory Issues -
School Equipment/Educational Supplies (defendant side)
Retail & Consumer
Abuse of Dominance
