Mergers, managers, and the economyMcGraw-Hill, 1968 - 302 pages |
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Page 29
... antitrust laws specifically mentions mergers and their potential consequences ; yet it is a curious fact of economic life that each of the major waves of mergers has developed following the passage of an antitrust law . There is no ...
... antitrust laws specifically mentions mergers and their potential consequences ; yet it is a curious fact of economic life that each of the major waves of mergers has developed following the passage of an antitrust law . There is no ...
Page 99
... antitrust enforcement have performed . The attitudes of the executive branch of government concerning the importance of the antitrust laws to the structure and performance of the economy will be reflected in the appointments made to ...
... antitrust enforcement have performed . The attitudes of the executive branch of government concerning the importance of the antitrust laws to the structure and performance of the economy will be reflected in the appointments made to ...
Page 277
... law designed to curb such activity . This is not to imply that the antitrust laws have not acted as a deterrent to merger activity . No doubt the United States is relatively better off for having the antitrust laws ; however , their ...
... law designed to curb such activity . This is not to imply that the antitrust laws have not acted as a deterrent to merger activity . No doubt the United States is relatively better off for having the antitrust laws ; however , their ...
Contents
The Merger Problem | 1 |
Part One Merger Waves Merger Facets | 11 |
Banking Regulation Structure | 13 |
Copyright | |
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