Sentence examples for effects of mergers from inspiring English sources

Theory suggests that the market power effects of mergers are likely to be largest for horizontal mergers.

Many experts thought that the Justice Department's AT&T case departed from how regulators traditionally analyzed the harmful effects of mergers.

She concluded that the adverse effects of mergers are especially strong for patients with high-risk medical conditions such as congestive heart failure and pneumonia.

For example, Vivendi's actual revenue in 2000 was 41.6 billion euros, but that figure is not strictly comparable with 2001 because it does not reflect the substantial effects of mergers and sales of businesses.

In a recent working paper, we directly confront these challenges and provide new evidence for the effects of mergers on efficiency and market power across a relatively broad set of industries in the economy.

To analyze the effects of mergers among firms facing capacity constraints, we develop a numerical model of price-setting behavior among multi-product firms differentiated by location and capacity.

For vortices at different levels the interaction results in a structure of considerable horizontal and vertical complexity due to the combined effects of merger and alignment processes acting together.

Ours results indicate that the effects of merger are not significant 5 years after merger.

However, relevant departures from the stochastic benchmark are revealed that cannot be ascribed to the effect of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) and growth autocorrelation.

Yet on the topic of consolidation, and the effect of mergers and alliances on the ability of smaller carriers to compete, some differences of opinion emerged.

Recently, he has used the tools of game theory and statistics to study pricing regulation in the cable and satellite television industry, and the effect of mergers between firms at different points on the supply chain.