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#252 Has A New Ecosystem Been Discovered? The European Commission Blocks Booking’s Proposed Acquisition of eTraveli

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Eliana Garces, Senior Advisor, Analysis Group

The European Commission’s recent decision to block Booking’s proposed acquisition of eTraveli is unprecedented and even controversial to some. How should we understand the EC’s concerns? Eliana Garces, Senior Advisor with Analysis Group, joins Matthew Hall and Jaclyn Phillips to discuss the EC’s theories of harm. Listen to this episode for an economist’s take on the EC’s analysis and how we should think about it more generally.

Eliana Garces, Senior Advisor, Analysis Group

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Matthew Hall, McGuireWoods London LLP and Jaclyn Phillips, White & Case LLP


Posted On December 18, 2023

Posted By Our Curious Amalgam

Posted In Antitrust Mergers & Acquisitions PRACTICES

Tagged ecosystem efficiencies mergers

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