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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the catalytic effect : do IMF agreements improve access of emerging economies to international financial markets?

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A Rational Expectations Critique of Merger Policy Analysis

Ecer, Sencer - 2007

A stricter merger control policy increases the expectation of future price competition. In response, firms increase product differentiation to sustain higher prices. Failing to account for such policy-variant prices may lead to overestimation of the increase in consumer surplus due to the...

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