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Balancing competition and consumer welfare: the evolving landscape of merger remedies

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By Ilene Knable Gotts
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Most transactions are not anticompetitive and many benefit consumers. Competition laws are designed to address those transactions that are likely to substantially lessen competition in a relevant market. Harm can result either from a firm’s acquisition or maintenance of market power or increased likelihood of anticompetitive coordination. Cognisable harm can be either pecuniary (e.g., higher prices, lower output) or non-pecuniary (e.g., loss of innovation, quality, selection).
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Dinner w. Dina Kallay (DOJ) & Andrea Marvan Saltiel (COFECE) – Concurrences

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By Dina Kallay, Andrea Marván Saltiel, Ilene Knable Gotts, David Toniatti
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– Key Takeaways: Available for Concurrences+ subscribers (to be published above soon) – Transcript: Available for Concurrences+ subscribers (to be published above soon) – Concurrences Documentation (Click Read More below and see page’s bottom) Check the Upcoming Events section for the next events. Photos © Wiktoria Warpas. Access to this content is restricted to subscribers Already Subscribed?
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Concurrences NYC Dinner w. Dina Kallay (U.S. Department of Justice) & Andrea Marvan Saltiel (COFECE) – Concurrences

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By Dina Kallay, Andrea Marván Saltiel, Ilene Knable Gotts, David Toniatti
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Dinner organized by Concurrences in partnership with Analysis Group, Axinn, and Meta, with keynote speakers Dina Kallay (Deputy Assistant Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice), Andrea Marvan Saltiel (Chairwoman, COFECE) and moderators Ilene Gotts (Partner, Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz) and David Toniatti (Vice President, Analysis Group) took place in New York.
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