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In European Union law, ex ante regulation is a type of regulation that is designed to prevent companies engaging in harmful conduct. It is usually used in sectors where there is a anti-competitive behavior.
When and why should the doctrine be (or not be) upheld? While many concepts in law and economics do not explicitly have a time dimension, once we start thinking about ex ante versus ex post, a large number of seemingly unrelated areas of the law involve similar issues of sequence.
In a series of articles in the takings and tax contexts, scholars rejected the conventional view of legal transitions as presenting a problem of unfair (ex post) surprise. Rather, they argued, it should be viewed as just an instance of the more general problem of decision-making under uncertainty.'. Viewed from that.
14 lip 2009 · Within the framework of the liberal ideal of the rule of law, where law is understood as operating in a relatively autonomous fashion, law is understood as primarily an ex ante formation; ex post elements such as equity are presented as supplementary.
6 sty 2021 · Some instruments would work ex-ante, namely before the harm occurs, including safety standards and permits, and others would work ex-post such as taxes on harmful behavior. 20 Legal scholars have also used the term ex-ante when making arguments for why certain legal rules are necessary.
10 maj 2009 · Since the past decade, legislative processes around the globe are being rationalised by introducing ex ante evaluation. Legislators, politicians, and the public at large increasingly demand new laws to have a particular effect and no unwanted side-effects.
1 paź 2014 · The Article distinguishes two types of high court deliberations, which I call the "ex ante" and the "ex post" models. In the first model, prevalent in the French and European courts, judges draft and deliberate the court's merits opinion before the case is orally argued and scheduled for the conference meeting.
