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. The antitrust agency’s incentives to produce evidence on the efficiency of a merger proposal depend critically on its …
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We estimate the deterrence effects of European Commission (EC) merger policy instruments over the 1990-2009 period. Our empirical results suggest that phase-1 remedies uniquely generate robust deterrence as – unlike phase-1 withdrawals, phase-2 remedies, and preventions – phase-1 remedies...
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. It follows that an antitrust authority ignoring existing PPOs when evaluating merger proposals (which reflects the …
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and examine whether the antitrust agency made the right decisions. We find that remedied mergers, on average, were not …
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India's Competition Act (2002) was amended in 2007, modifying inter alia the Act's thresholds for merger review, and requiring mandatory rather than voluntary notification of mergers above the revised thresholds. This created considerable opposition in international business and legal circles....
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Estimating antitrust risk is fundamental to identifying, proposing, and pricing deals. A more informed understanding of … what to expect when meeting with agency staff and leadership will help antitrust lawyers and economists (or other … consultants) anticipate the critical questions and potential paths that should be addressed regarding antitrust merger risk. This …
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Merger remedies are an area of increasing complexity around the world. They are also an area of increased focus by competition authorities both with regard to process (particularly coordination) and substance. Mergers in high technology (high tech) markets remain an area in which there seems to...
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attributable to the markets of concern. (i.e., by the “overlap”). If an antitrust agency challenges a merger having only a small … to litigation. Regulators, antitrust attorneys, and expert economists have long wondered if the degree of overlap …
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This paper looks at whether the standard unilateral effects model can be applied to non-price competition parameters such as innovation. This question arises because competition authorities are intervening in horizontal mergers that are found to give rise to a “significant impediment to...
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