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Thierry Pénard - Concurrences

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By Thierry Pénard, David Bosco, Catherine Barreau
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Computer science and digital information have profoundly transformed business. This transformation comes with immense promises but also considerable risks. It is obviously as false to believe in all these promises as to be convinced of the inevitability of all the risks. In this article, we (…)
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N° 11-2025 - Concurrences

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By Jacques Crémer, Etienne Chantrel, Christian Bergqvist, David Bosco
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Ben Sperry International Center for Law & Economics - ICLE (Portland) United States 4 contributions 1240 visits
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Designing EU merger policy for competitiveness and growth – Concurrences

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By Christian Bergqvist, David Bosco, Stephen Dnes, Bowman Heiden
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Previous article Next article Share on | Estimated reading time: 3 min A recent statement by academics calls for strict merger control to be maintained in the current European context. In doing so, it overlooks the economic reality in Europe. European companies suffer from their small size and the fragmentation of the internal market, which hinders their global competitiveness.
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