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Revising the Merger Guidelines: Second Request Screens and the Agencies’ Empirical Approach to Competitive Effects

Gregory K. Leonard, Lawrence Wu

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The nature of the revisions that we are proposing derives from our view that the Merger Guidelines would be more informative and useful if they reflected the actual practices of the Agencies.

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The nature of the revisions that we are proposing derives from our view that the Merger Guidelines would be more informative and useful if they reflected the actual practices of the Agencies.

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The nature of the revisions that we are proposing derives from our view that the Merger Guidelines would be more informative and useful if they reflected the actual practices of the Agencies.

Key concepts: Merger guidelines, Business, Empirical research, Market definition, Accounting, Law and economics, Computer science, Industrial organization

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