Correct. Essentially, what ends up happening is that even an efficient merger is not a guarantee that the merged entity will not exercise its market power in the long term. In fact, both can happen.
Associate Professor of Finance, Schulich School of Business, York University, As an Individual
Correct. Essentially, what ends up happening is that even an efficient merger is not a guarantee that the merged entity will not exercise its market power in the long term. In fact, both can happen.
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