Assessment of unilateral effects in the context of a merger
Assessment of unilateral effects in the context of a merger for a professional association.
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Project period2019
Related expertiseRegulation, Competition Economics, Data Science
TeamSamuel Rutz, Tobias Binz und Melanie Häner
ContactProject description
Mergers that lead to a high level of market concentration can, under certain circumstances, jeopardise the functioning of competition and put other companies in the affected as well as upstream and downstream markets at a disadvantage. As part of this project, Swiss Economics supported a trade association in assessing the competitive impact of a merger project.
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