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Merger simulation: potentials and pitfalls

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The effects of mergers on economic performance : 2 case studies from the airline industry

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The Demsetz postulate and the effects of mergers in differentiated products industries

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The effects of mergers in differentiated products industries : logit demand and structural merger policy

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The effect of antitrust policy on consumer welfare : what Crandall and Winston overlook

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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the market for corporate control : comment

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Merger strategies and antitrust concerns

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Unilateral competitive effects of horizontal mergers

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The Effect of Antitrust Policy on Consumer Welfare : What Crandall and Winston Overlook

Werden, Gregory J. - 2003

Robert Crandall and Clifford Winston set out to review and enlarge the body of scholarly evidence on the effect of antitrust policy on consumer prices. They ignore, however, the great weight of evidence supporting the two core elements of antitrust policy - criminal prosecution of cartel...

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