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The US DoJ and FTC issue new merger guidelines intensifying the discussion on market definition and market concentration in merger reviews

Mika Oinonen

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Status quo of structural assumption in merger control* Public discussion on merger control in the last few years of has put the spotlight on two elements of contemporary merger analysis: market…

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Status quo of structural assumption in merger control* Public discussion on merger control in the last few years of has put the spotlight on two elements of contemporary merger analysis: market…

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Status quo of structural assumption in merger control* Public discussion on merger control in the last few years of has put the spotlight on two elements of contemporary merger analysis: market…

Key concepts: Merger control, Market definition, Merger guidelines, Status quo, Law and economics, Business, Control (management), Economics

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