When Does Market Dominance Become Abuse?

Philosopher Michael Walzer argued that dominance in one sphere, like wealth, becomes problematic when used to dominate other spheres such as politics. This idea relates to competition law in India, which evolved from the MRTP Act's suspicion of corporate dominance to the Competition Act, 2002, focusing on abuse of dominance. The Supreme Court case Competition Commission of India v. Schott Glass India Pvt Ltd examined when dominance crosses into abuse, involving Schott's supply of glass tubes to pharmaceutical converters.

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