European Competition Law
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
General Introduction
Part 1: Introduction
Part 2: Restrictive agreements and abuse of dominant position
Part 3: Procedure
Title 1: Introduction
Title 2: Scope of control
Section 1: Relevant market
I: Horizontal mergers
A: Vertical mergers
Section 3: Coordinated effects/Collective dominant position
Section 4: Countervailing effects
Section 5: Failing company defense
Chapter 2: Exemptions
Chapter 3: Incompatibility/De-mergers
Title 4: Control procedure
Part 5: State aid
342. Conglomerate mergers.
1 minute de lecture
As conglomerate concentration will generally bring together parties active on markets of complementary goods and services, the effects of a conglomerate concentration are most often considered by economists to be neutral or even beneficial to competition.
The new entity may however seek, through leveraging , to exploit its position and resort to tied or bundled sales , which are likely to reduce c …
