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EC Merger Regulation: Substantive Issues, The
3rd Edition
ISBN:  9781847038692
Published by: Sweet & Maxwell
Authors:  Alistair Lindsay; Alison Berridge
Publication Date: 26 Oct 2009
Format: Hardback
£170.00
Free UK delivery
Product Description
The new 3rd edition of The EC Merger Regulation: Substantive Issues provides a comprehensive working guide to the practical issues of EC merger regulation. It:

  • Provides a comprehensive working guide to the practical issues of EC merger regulation
  • Covers in detail the new EC Merger Regulation and associated law and case-law
  • Looks at the underlying objectives of the regulation and the legal systems that implement it
  • Presents information and techniques needed to complete merger deals successfully
  • Looks at all the important issues from all angles
  • Considers the new non-horizontal guidelines
  • Analyses the latest developments in case law including the Ryanair/Aer Lingus and Sony/BMG decisions
  • Discusses how the Commission reaches its decisions
  • Provides extensive comparative references to advance the analysis
Contents
Preface
Tables of Legislation
Tables of Cases
  • The economic justification for merger control
  • The SIEC test and other legal and methodological issues
  • Market definition
  • Market shares and concentration levels
  • The counterfactual
  • Market operation
  • Horizontal mergers: non-coordinated effects
  • Coordinated effects
  • Loss of potential competition and mergers in neighbouring markets
  • The merged group's buyer power
  • Vertical issues
  • Conglomerate issues
  • Coordination in joint ventures
  • Competition from actual rivals
  • Countervailing buyer power
  • New entry
  • The failing firm defence
  • Efficiency gains
  • Other evidence of the likely effects of the merger on consumers
  • Remedies
Index
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