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The Chinese MOFCOM publishes a set of provisions establishing substantive criteria necessary to fulfil in order to qualify as a simple merger case

Susan Ning

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MOFCOM Takes a Major Step towards a Simplified Merger Control Procedure by Promulgating the Standards for Simple Cases* On February 11, 2014, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) published the…

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MOFCOM Takes a Major Step towards a Simplified Merger Control Procedure by Promulgating the Standards for Simple Cases* On February 11, 2014, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) published the…

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MOFCOM Takes a Major Step towards a Simplified Merger Control Procedure by Promulgating the Standards for Simple Cases* On February 11, 2014, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) published the…

Key concepts: Simple (philosophy), Order (exchange), Set (abstract data type), Political science, Law, Operations research, Computer science, Business

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