Quantifying the effects from horizontal mergers in European competition policy

By Marco Ivaldi, Frank Verboven. 2005

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Marketing

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Does Merger Simulation Work? Evidence from the Swedish Analgesics Market (2016, background): “Subsequent research has looked at a variety of issues, such as alternative demand models, e.g. Nevo (2000), Epstein and Rubinfeld (2001) or Ivaldi and Verboven ( 2005).”
Merger Simulation in Competition Policy: A Survey (2010, unknown): “The controversy among the economic advisors triggered an academic debate entailing mutual criticism of the employed tests, methods, models and interpretation of the economic results (Hausman & Leonard 2005; Ivaldi & Verboven 2005a,b).”
Liberalizing A Distribution System: The European Car Market (2006, methodology): “For studies based on actual cases and/or hypothetical mergers, see Hausman, Leonard and Zona (1994), Werden and Froeb (1994), Jayaratne and Shapiro (2000), Nevo (2000), Ivaldi and Verboven (2001) and Pinkse and Slade (2001). Our analysis shows that empirical oligopoly models can also assist in other”
Estimating market power in a two-sided market: The case of newspapers (2007, methodology): “…that makes the Italian newspaper market an 1 In the absence of information on actual price-cost margins, an alternative way to evaluate which model better ts the data consists of using a Vuong test to select the best speci cation (see Ivaldi and Verboven, 2003, or Verboven and Brenkers, 2002).”
Inference on Vertical Contracts between Manufacturers and Retailers Allowing for Nonlinear Pricing and Resale Price Maintenance (2010, unknown): “Following previous literature we estimate a demand model and derive implied price cost margins at the firm level indirectly (as in Rosse, 1970, Bresnahan 1987, 1989, Berry, 1994, Berry, Levinsohn and Pakes, 1995, Nevo, 1998, 2000, 2001, Ivaldi and Verboven, 2005).”
Does Accessibility Affect Retail Prices and Competition? An Empirical Application (2011, background): “Pakes (1995); however, more recently Ivaldi and Verboven (2005) have shown its growing”