Antitrust is an interdisciplinary science that draws from political economy. Since the beginning of the XXI exacerbated by national legislation and European tendencies to economize antitrust law. Historically, the first was the principle of "formal approach" to the analysis of antitrust law. However, the shortcomings of this method gave rise to the need to find other solutions. From this arose the need for an approach to an even greater extent, aking into account the use of economic regulations and multidimensional study of the effects of market behavior. The article presents the regulations concerning abuse of dominance and mergers and evidence allowed economization of these institutions in the polish law and examples of their application in relation to energy companies.
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