Using merger simulation models: testing the underlying assumptions

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The dependability of a merger simulation model depends on the dependability of the information used and the assumptions advanced. Various tests that can be employed to measure the dependability of merger simulation models are presented and discussed.

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Efficiency gains and myopic antitrust authority in a dynamic merger game

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The representation of a sequential merger formation game, in which each merger must be presented for commendation to the Antitrust Authority (AA), is attempted. Two separate kinds of AA - myopic AA and forward looking AA - are examined.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Antitrust Law, Antitrust issue

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An equilibrium approach to international merger policy

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It is shown that international merger policy is a replicated prohibition game. The presence of a singular efficient equilibrium in a specific class of trigger strategy equilibria is also established.

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