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Worldwide, the overwhelming majority of large horizontal mergers are cleared by antitrust authorities unconditionally. The presumption seems to be that efficiencies from these mergers are sizeable. We calculate the compensating efficiencies that would prevent a merger from harming consumers for...
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This article analyzes endogenous efficiency gains from mergers. It considers oligopolistic homogeneous good markets and … homogeneous good markets, all possible mergers generate efficiency gains, and that these are most significant when R&D spillovers … are very low or very high. Efficiency gains increase with the number of insiders and generally decrease with the number of …
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. We show evidence that despite the guidelines, current EU regulatory practice contains no effective efficiency defence. We …. Parties have raised efficiency arguments only 21 times since 2004. In fact, the Commission appears slightly more likely than … the parties to raise efficiency arguments. Efficiency defence cases represent only 3% of all cases but 31% of Article 8 …
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We study horizontal mergers on two-sided markets between horizontally differentiated platforms. We provide a theoretical analysis of the merger's price effect based on the amount of cost savings it generates, the behavior of outsider platforms, and the size of cross-group network effects. We...
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The final destination and the ultimate goal that we put forth in our article is that the Turkish Competition Board should include innovation considerations in its merger control analyses by employing dynamic tools. Accordingly, we contend that the Turkish Competition Board should “set its...
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. Consequently, many antitrust agencies take into account the balancing effects of efficiency gains compared to anti …-competitive effects that may result from mergers and acquisitions. In order to appropriately consider efficiency claims in the merger … subject to confusing interpretation for two seasons: (i) there seems to be no clear indication of whether a claimed efficiency …
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Firms may be able to create new and improved products as a result of merging. These "demand-side efficiencies" should be considered by competition authorities in considering whether to allow a merger. Unlike reductions in costs that merged firms may not pass on to consumers, new and better...
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Firms may be able to create new and improved products as a result of merging. These "demand-side efficiencies" should be considered by competition authorities in considering whether to allow a merger. Unlike reductions in costs that merged firms may not pass on to consumers, new and better...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014087668
Worldwide, the overwhelming majority of large horizontal mergers are cleared by antitrust authorities unconditionally. The presumption seems to be that efficiencies from these mergers are sizeable. We calculate the compensating efficiencies that would prevent a merger from harming consumers for...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013321703