The author identifies areas of substantive and procedural differences as they exist today and explores the viability of convergence to aid the efficiency of the merger process through bilateral and domestic enhancements. Throughout the work the emphasis is placed on pragmatic solutions rather than those of academic and oft-unobtainable nature.
And how far should such cooperation go in the future? This volume addresses these questions in the context of antitrust policies towards cartels, mergers and acquisitions, and vertical restraints.
This book is intended to show ways to successful cooperation. Going beyond M&A, it demonstrates how economical ties and personal behaviour can positively influence our international relations.
Similarly , Michael Smith and Stephen Woolcock found a " radical structural change affecting European / American relations , ” consisting of the end of the Cold War , a balancing of US - EU economic clout , and the increasing ...
... merger analysis. The work of these sub-groups included a series of video conferences 'involving presentations and ... cases: 'In particular, they should ensure that both sides are always aware of the stage their respective investigations ...
1994 Fordham Corporate Law Institute International Antitrust Law and Policy Conference,New York:Fordham Corporate Law Institute, p. 37. Grewlich, Alexandre S. (2001), 'Globalisation and conflict in competition law: elements and possible ...
This book was published as a special issue of the Journal of European Integration.
Moreover, states have powerful incentives to permit domestic industries to exploit outsiders, or even to facilitate such practices.
Introducing Diversity in EU Merger Control /Yvan Desmedt & Philippe Laconte --Summary of Recent U.S. Enforcement Decisions in Communication/Entertainment Industry Transactions /Ilene Knable Gotts --Competition and Regulatory Aspects of ...
This volume explores the competition concerns arising out of mergers and acquisitions, the reasons for merger control and the fundamental options that face all jurisdictions intent on implementing an effective merger control regime.
Compare Allan Fels, 'Persistent Myths Ignore the Reality of ACCC Action', Australian Financial Review (21 November 2002) 13. 27 See, for example, also B. Clegg and A. Hepworth, 'ACCC Not to Blame for Knocking our Champions', ...