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| (8) | The passing-on of overcharges may occur at different levels of the supply chain. It is illustrated in Box 1 below by reference to a hypothetical example. For illustration purposes, and as a starting point for variations to further explain passing-on, the example in Box 1 sets out a relatively simple case of fixed prices for copper and the passing-on of the respective price increase in the automotive industry. In practice, passing-on can occur in even more complex supply chains, the cartelised product or service may constitute an even smaller input and the end product could be affected by more than one anti-competitive practice.

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