Multiple Choice
The implicit assumption that competitive conditions across industries are similar enough to make a decision about the effects of a merger is
A) fundamental to case-by-case analysis of how sales are divided in a particular market.
B) fundamental to antitrust regulators for conducting case-by-case competitive analysis.
C) a fundamentally sound principle found in all antitrust law.
D) a weakness of the concentration ratio analysis method.
Correct Answer:
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