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at the area of cross-border mergers. The conduct of a cross-border merger falls within the protective scope of the …
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The 1914 Clayton Act prohibited any acquisition whose effect may be to “substantially” lessen competition. International Shoe defined § 7's word “substantially” by saying that an acquisition's effect is “substantial” only if it “will injuriously affect the public.” This paper...
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the globalising economy of the 20th and early 21st centuries by analysing the merger policies. Normally competition policy … efficiency and/or economic welfare. By advancing this analysis, the paper investigates on how the need for merger regulations … grew by the help of various cases that ultimately led to the laying down of EU Merger Regulations. My analysis develops on …
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companies when a decision is made by UK regulators to refer a merger or acquisition for inquiry and when the decision is … outcome of the merger or acquisition. …
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This paper deals with the anticompetitive effects of nascent acquisitions. The traditional approach in merger control …
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While much attention has been given to 'de-politicisation', its reversal through 'repoliticisation' is also possible. We examine 'institutional re-politicisation' - increases in the formal powers and discretion of elected politicians' - in hard cases - policies for regulating Cross-Border...
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