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Industry 4.0 and Competition Lawy competition law. On the other hand, there is the increasing transparency of marketplaces, which softens the actual competition securing isolation of individual economic actors (Spindler 2018, p. 164) through the informal exchange of information or by business partnering.

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rs an overview and specific legal references for practice, t.The handbook presents an overview of Industry 4.0 and offers solutions for important practical questions. The law and its current challenges regarding data assignment (who owns the data? / EU guidelines), data security, data protection (Ge

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230107748ng in the Industry 4.0 and explores how the increasing use of automation technologies may affect the future development of contract law. It turns out that most of the problems discussed so far can be solved on the basis of established contract law doctrine.