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1. The difference between this price and the theoretical price taking account of the subscription right will be at least […]%.
2. ECSA considers that the approach of the Commission is very theoretical and does not take into account the objectives and the contents of the Guidelines.
3. Therefore, whereas for precautionary reasons, desktops and notebooks are considered as separate product markets, the assessment of capacity created by the investment project takes into account the theoretical maximum capacity created, regardless of the actual product breakdown.
4. This is conceivable only in an extremely improbable and hence theoretical scenario in which, following the insolvency of one of the larger regional competitors, all the subsidiaries/assets of BGB that account for its strong regional position were acquired.
5. In particular, they suggested applying a capacity figure taking into account closures for maintenance and electricity cuts, instead of the ‘theoretical nominal capacity’ as used in the provisional Regulation.
6. Certain interested parties questioned the methodology used in recital 93 of the provisional Regulation to calculate the production capacity of the Community industry. In particular, they suggested applying a capacity figure taking into account closures for maintenance and electricity cuts, instead of the ‘theoretical nominal capacity’ as used in the provisional Regulation.
7. For the calculation of the theoretical amount in accordance with Article 46(2)(a) of this Regulation concerning benefits or parts of benefits of a pension scheme of the liberal profession associations (Kammern der Freien Berufe), financed exclusively by the funded scheme method or based on a pension account system, the competent institution shall take into account, in respect of each month of insurance completed under the legislation of any other Member State, capital in proportion to the capital actually accrued in the pensions scheme concerned, or considered to have accrued in the pension account scheme, and the number of months of the insurance periods in the pension scheme concerned.
8. As regards the treatment of exceptional and gratuitous advantages, the interested third parties consider it is appropriate not to take account of these advantages in the cost plus method, since, they are not costs; they are a marginal component of the coordination centres scheme; they are a theoretical advantage which, potentially, does not benefit any centre, and any advantages will be corrected by the international conventions preventing double taxation concluded between Belgium and its principal trading partners.
9. According to this approach, the EUR 1,755 billion capital injection from the Land of Berlin in the summer of 2001 would alone correspond to a theoretical asset reduction of up to EUR 44 billion. However, the Commission pointed out that this guide should not be applied ‘mechanically’ but should be subject to discretion in order to take account of specific circumstances and factors important for the survival and viability of the bank.
10. The three joint competitors pointed out in particular that Figure 3.2 on theoretical and actual availability and the supply of hazardous waste in the study ‘Toekomst verbranden specifiek gevaarlijk afval’ (annexed to their comments and also to the letter from the Netherlands) suggests an unduly high estimate for the supply of RDF waste because it would not take into account the possibility for AVR to treat part of the waste in its grate incinerators for municipal waste.
11. For the calculation of the theoretical amount referred to in Article 46(2)(a) of the Regulation, in schemes in which pensions are calculated on the basis of pension points, the competent institution shall take into account, in respect of each of the years of insurance completed under the legislation of any other Member State, the number of pension points arrived at by dividing the number of pension points acquired under the legislation it applies by the number of years corresponding to these points.’;