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Systematisches Verzeichnis Aller RPW Ab 1997 Systematisches Verzeichnis aller RPW ab 1997 Systematik A Tätigkeitsberichte Rapports d'activité Rapporti d'attività A 1 Wettbewerbskommission Commission de la concurrence Commissione della concorrenza A 2 Preisüberwacher Surveillance des prix Sorveglianza dei prezzi B Verwaltungsrechtliche Praxis Pratique administrative Prassi amministrativa B 1 Sekretariat der Wettbewerbskommission Secrétariat de la Commission de la concurrence Segreteria della Commissione della concorrenza 1 Vorabklärungen Enquêtes préalables Inchieste preliminari 2 Empfehlungen Recommandations Raccomandazioni 3 Stellungnahmen Préavis Preavvisi 4 Beratungen Conseils Consulenze 5 BGBM LMI LMI B 2 Wettbewerbskommission Commission de la concurrence Commissione della concorrenza 1 Vorsorgliche Massnahmen Mesures provisionnelles Misure cautelari 2 Untersuchungen Enquêtes Inchieste 3 Unternehmenszusammenschlüsse Concentrations d'entreprises Concentrazioni di imprese 4 Sanktionen gemäss Artikel 50 ff. KG Sanctions selon l'article 50 ss LCart Sanzioni giusta l'articolo 50 segg. LCart. 5 Andere Entscheide Autres décisions Altre decisioni 6 Empfehlungen Recommandations Raccomandazioni 7 Stellungnahmen Préavis Preavvisi Systematisches Verzeichnis aller RPW ab 1997 8 BGBM LMI LMI 9 Diverses Divers Diversi B 3 Bundesverwaltungsgericht Tribunal administratif fédéral Tribunale amministrativo federale B 4 Bundesgericht Tribunal fédéral Tribunale federale B 5 Bundesrat Conseil fédéral Consiglio federale B 6 Preisüberwacher Surveillant des prix Sorvegliante dei prezzi B 7 Kantonale Gerichte Tribunaux cantonaux Tribunali cantonali C Zivilrechtliche Praxis Pratique des tribunaux civils Prassi dei tribunali civili C 1 Kantonale Gerichte Tribunaux cantonaux Tribunali cantonali C 2 Bundesgericht Tribunal fédéral Tribunale federale D Entwicklungen Développements Sviluppi D 1 Erlasse, Bekanntmachungen Actes législatifs, communications Atti legislativi, comunicazioni D 2 Bibliografie Bibliographie Bibliografia E Diverses Divers Diversi 18.06.2021 2 A Tätigkeitsberichte Rapports d'activité Rapporti d'attività A 1 Wettbewerbskommission Commission de la Concurrence Commissione della Concorrenza 1997/1 Halbjahresbericht (Juli bis Dezember 1996) 1 Rapport semestriel (de juillet à décembre 1996) 11 Rapporto semestrale (da luglio a dicembre 1996) 20 1997/4 Jahresbericht 1997 411 Rapport annuel 1997 426 Rapporto annuale 1997 439 1999/1 Jahresbericht 1998 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 1998 - Commission de la concurrence 19 Rappporto annuale 1998 - Commissione della concorrenza 38 1999/4 Jahresbericht 1999 der Wettbewerbskommission 551 Rapport annuel 1999 - Commission de la concurrence 567 Rappporto annuale 1999 - Commissione della concorrenza 582 2001/1 Jahresbericht 2000 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2000 de la Commission de la concurrence 20 Rapporto annuale 2000 della Commissione della concorrenza 39 2002/1 Jahresbericht 2001 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2001 de la Commission de la concurrence 21 Rapporto annuale 2001 della Commissione della concorrenza 41 2003/1 Jahresbericht 2002 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2002 de la Commission de la concurrence 21 Raporto annuale 2002 della Commissione della concorrenza 41 2004/1 Jahresbericht 2003 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2003 de la Commission de la concurrence 32 Raporto annuale 2003 della Commissione della concorrenza 63 2005/1 Jahresbericht 2004 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2004 de la Commission de la concurrence 11 Rapporto annuale 2004 della Commissione della concorrenza 21 Annual Report of the Competition Commission 2004 31 2006/1 Jahresbericht 2005 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2005 de la Commission de la concurrence 13 Rapporto annuale 2005 della Commissione della concorrenza 24 Annual Report of the Competition Commission 2005 36 Systematisches Verzeichnis aller RPW ab 1997 22007/1 Jahresbericht 2006 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2006 de la Commission de la concurrence 17 Rapporto annuale 2006 della Commissione della concorrenza 33 Annual Report of the Competition Commission 2006 48 2008/1 Jahresbericht 2007 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2007 de la Commission de la concurrence 14 Rapporto annuale 2007 della Commissione della concorrenza 26 Annual Report of the Competition Commission 2007 38 2009/1 Jahresbericht 2008 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2008 de la Commission de la concurrence 16 Rapporto annuale 2008 della Commissione della concorrenza 31 Annual Report of the Competition Commission 2008 45 2010/1 Jahresbericht 2009 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2009 de la Commission de la concurrence 17 Rapporto annuale 2009 della Commissione della concorrenza 33 Annual Report of the Competition Commission 2009 49 2011/1 Jahresbericht 2010 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2010 de la Commission de la concurrence 17 Rapporto annuale 2010 della Commissione della concorrenza 33 Annual Report 2010 of the Competition Commission 49 2012/1 Jahresbericht 2011 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2011 de la Commission de la concurrence 20 Rapporto annuale 2011 della Commissione della concorrenza 38 Annual Report 2011 of the Competition Commission 56 2013/1 Jahresbericht 2012 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2012 de la Commission de la concurrence 17 Rapporto annuale 2012 della Commissione della concorrenza 33 Annual Report 2012 of the Competition Commission 49 2014/1 Jahresbericht 2013 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2013 de la Commission de la concurrence 21 Rapporto annuale 2013 della Commissione della concorrenza 41 Annual Report 2013 of the Competition Commission 60 2015/1 Jahresbericht 2014 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2014 de la Commission de la concurrence 20 Rapporto annuale 2014 della Commissione della concorrenza 39 Annual Report 2014 of the Competition Commission 57 2016/1 Jahresbericht 2015 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2015 de la Commission de la concurrence 17 Rapporto annuale 2015 della Commissione della concorrenza 33 Annual Report 2015 of the Competition Commission 49 18.06.2021 4 Systematisches Verzeichnis aller RPW ab 1997 2017/1 Jahresbericht 2016 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2016 de la Commission de la concurrence 20 Rapporto annuale 2016 della Commissione della concorrenza 39 Annual Report 2016 of the Competition Commission 56 2018/1 Jahresbericht 2017 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2017 de la Commission de la concurrence 21 Rapporto annuale 2017 della Commissione della concorrenza 41 Annual Report 2017 of the Competition Commission 59 2019/1 Jahresbericht 2018 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2018 de la Commission de la concurrence 20 Rapporto annuale 2018 della Commissione della concorrenza 39 Annual Report 2018 of the Competition Commission 57 2020/1 Jahresbericht 2019 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2019 de la Commission de la concurrence 20 Rapporto annuale 2019 della Commissione della concorrenza 40 Annual Report 2019 of the Competition Commission 59 2021/1 Jahresbericht 2020 der Wettbewerbskommission 1 Rapport annuel 2020 de la Commission de la concurrence 23 Rapporto annuale 2020 della Commissione della concorrenza 45 Annual Report 2020 of the Competition Commission 66 18.06.2021 5 Systematisches Verzeichnis aller RPW ab 1997 A 2 Preisüberwacher Surveillant des prix Sorvegliante dei prezzi 1997/5 Jahresbericht 1997 653 Rapport annuel 1997 709 1998/5 Jahresbericht 1998 741 Rapport annuel 1998 807 1999/5 Jahresbericht 1999 701 Rapport annuel 1999 753 Anhänge zum Jahresbericht 803 2000/5 Jahresbericht 2000 767 Rapport annuel 2000 821 Anhänge zum Jahresbericht 873 2001/5 Jahresbericht 2001 847 Rapport annuel 2001 901 2002/5 Jahresbericht 2002 801 Rapport annuel 2002 855 Rapporto annuale 2002 909 2003/5 Jahresbericht 2003 995 Rapport annuel 2003 1043 Rapporto annuale 2003 1091 Anhang zum Jahresbericht 1139 2004/5 Jahresbericht 2004 1317 Rapport annuel 2004 1373 Rapporto annuale 2004 1428 Anhang zum Jahresbericht, Einvernehmliche Regelung betr. BLS-Autoverlad 1484 2005/5 Jahresbericht 2005 732 Rapport annuel 2005 763 Rapporto annuale 2005 794 2006/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 757 Rapport annuel du Surveillant des prix 789 Rapporto annuale del Sorvegliante dei prezzi 821 2007/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 697 Rapport annuel du Surveillant des prix 725 Rapporto annuale del Sorvegliante dei prezzi 754 18.06.2021 6 Systematisches Verzeichnis aller RPW ab 1997 2008/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 771 Rapport annuel du Surveillant des prix 795 Rapporto annuale del Sorvegliante dei prezzi 819 2009/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 479 Rapport annuel du Surveillant des prix 507 Rapporto annuale del Sorvegliante dei prezzi 534 2010/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 815 Rapport annuel du Surveillant des prix 849 Rapporto annuale del Sorvegliante dei prezzi 882 2011/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 691 Rapport annuel du Surveillant des prix 727 Rapporto annuale del Sorvegliante dei prezzi 763 2012/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 893 Rapport annuel du Surveillant des prix 930 Rapporto annuale del Sorvegliante dei prezzi 968 2013/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 877 Rapport annuel du Surveillant des prix 913 Rapporto annuale del Sorvegliante dei prezzi 949 2014/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 836 Rapport annuel du Surveillant des prix 881 Rapporto annuale del Sorvegliante dei prezzi 927 2015/5 Jahresbericht des Preisüberwachers 918 Rapport
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