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The EC merger regulation : Substative issues
Publication details: London Sweet & Maxwell 2009Edition: 3rdDescription: 733p lxixISBN:- 9781847038692
- 346.06626 LIN LIN
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Contents
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1.The Economic Justification for Merger Control;
2.The SIEC Test and Other Legal and Methodological Issues;
3.Market Definition;
4.Market Shares and Concentration Levels;
5.The Counterfactual;
6.Market Operation;
7.Horizontal Mergers: Non-Coordinated Effects;
8.Coordinated Effects;
9.Loss of Potential Competition and Mergers in Neighbouring Markets;
10.The Merged Group's Buyer Power;
11.Vertical Issues;
12.Conglomerate Issues;
13.Coordination in Joint Ventures;
14.Competition From Actual Rivals;
15.Countervailing Buyer Power;
16.New Entry;
17.The Failing Firm Defence;
18.Efficiency Gains;
19.Other Evidence of the Likely Effects of the Merger on Consumers;
20.Remedies;
Index
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| 346.06626 LEV-I European merger control law : A guide to the merger regulation Vol. I | 346.06626 LEV-II European merger control law : A guide to the merger regulation Vol. II | 346.06626 LIN The EC merger regulation : Substative issues | 346.06626 LIN The EC merger regulation : Substative issues | 346.06626 NAV Merger control in the European union : Law, economics and practice | 346.06626 RAM Merger et al : Issues, implications and case laws in corporate restructuring | 346.06626 ROW-I International mergers : The antitrust process Vol. I |
Contents
Machine generated contents note:
1.The Economic Justification for Merger Control;
2.The SIEC Test and Other Legal and Methodological Issues;
3.Market Definition;
4.Market Shares and Concentration Levels;
5.The Counterfactual;
6.Market Operation;
7.Horizontal Mergers: Non-Coordinated Effects;
8.Coordinated Effects;
9.Loss of Potential Competition and Mergers in Neighbouring Markets;
10.The Merged Group's Buyer Power;
11.Vertical Issues;
12.Conglomerate Issues;
13.Coordination in Joint Ventures;
14.Competition From Actual Rivals;
15.Countervailing Buyer Power;
16.New Entry;
17.The Failing Firm Defence;
18.Efficiency Gains;
19.Other Evidence of the Likely Effects of the Merger on Consumers;
20.Remedies;
Index
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