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A question on whether competition authorities are the appropriate place to consider public interest considerations in the assessment of mergers in competition law?
This Dissertation examines the question of whether competition authorities are the appropriate place to consider public interest considerations in the assessment of mergers in competition law. The Dissertation does this by looking at the South African merger review process in the Competition Act, 19...
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Department of Commercial Law
2022
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