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Revisiting the Impact of Trade Liberalization and Mergers on the Malting Industry of North America

Brewin, Derek; Gray, Richard; Karagiannis, Giannis - In: German Journal of Agricultural Economics (GJAE) 61 (2012) 4, pp. 244-253

This paper builds on the work of BUSCHENA and GRAY (1999) to look at the effects of mergers in the North American malting industry as ten firms in two separated markets merged into four firms in an integrated market. We explore the sensitivity of our results to the assumption of market power. We...

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