Procedural Aspects Regarding the Merger Control Within the EU
Viorel Bănulescu, Popesu-Cruceru Anca, Eugenia-Gabriela Leuciuc
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Viorel Bănulescu, Popesu-Cruceru Anca, Eugenia-Gabriela Leuciuc
Abstract
The European examination process of mergers proposes an efficient analysis, transparent and adjusted to merger economical circumstances. The European examination of merger has an administrative side ant the European Commission itself has the decisional authority to impeach or not over a transaction. The European Commission's decisions in this field are submitted to the judicial examination of the European courts. Within this article, we intend to outline the main steps of the evaluation process of concentrations at the European level, as well as the manner in which it is conducted the concentrations' investigation.
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The European examination process of mergers proposes an efficient analysis, transparent and adjusted to merger economical circumstances. The European examination of merger has an administrative side ant the European Commission itself has the decisional authority to impeach or not over a transaction. The European Commission's decisions in this field are submitted to the judicial examination of the European courts. Within this article, we intend to outline the main steps of the evaluation process of concentrations at the European level, as well as the manner in which it is conducted the concentrations' investigation.
Key concepts: European commission, Merger control, Database transaction, Commission, Business, Control (management), Process (computing), Political science