EU's Vestager Sees 'No Reason' Google Shouldn’t Comply

The transcript discusses Google's need to comply with legal requirements to avoid daily fines. It emphasizes Google's responsibility to treat competitors equally in shopping comparison services and highlights the company's autonomy in choosing how to comply. The risks of non-compliance and the monitoring process are also covered, along with the incentives for Google to comply and the importance of market competition.

What principle must Google adhere to as a dominant company?

• Equal treatment in shopping comparison services

• Providing free services to all users

• Avoiding any form of competition

• Dominating all market sectors

What is the main risk for Google if they misinterpret the compliance requirements?

• Enormous fines

• Increased competition

• Technical difficulties

• Loss of market share

What is the duration given to Google to propose a solution for compliance?

• 30 days

• 60 days

• 90 days

• 120 days

Who is responsible for ensuring Google's compliance with the law?

• Consumers

• Google itself

• Competitors

• The government

Why is competition important in the shopping comparison market?

• It prevents monopolies

• It ensures a variety of services

• All of the above

• It reduces prices for consumers