Mar 15, 2011
Competition agencies around the world are charged with the task of identifying and challenging mergers and acquisitions that are likely to substantially lessen competition. Agencies have over the years relied upon a wide range of information and economic theories to investigate the likely competitive effects of proposed transactions. Furthermore, the types of information and the economic models and tools employed by agency staff have evolved over time, largely in response to develo
THIS ARTICLE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR IP ADDRESS 18.226.98.161
Please verify email or join us to access premium content!