Handbook of Merger Control and Environmental Policy
Theory and Applications
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Beschreibung
This book presents an integrated theory of firms’ strategies and two types of policies, namely environmental policies, and merger control policies. It develops a framework to examine the intricate relationship between merger and acquisition (M&A) incentives, merger control policy, environmental policies, and firms’ sustainability practices. The chapters highlight the importance of policy coordination to underscore the link between M&A and environmental externality, and the link between merger policy and environmental policy. Drawing together related fields that are seldom linked in the literature, this volume offers a comprehensive and authoritative reference for scholars, graduate students, and policymakers.
This book presents an integrated theory of firms’ strategies and two types of policies, namely environmental policies, and merger control policies. It develops a framework to examine the intricate relationship between merger and acquisition (M&A) incentives, merger control policy, environmental policies, and firms’ sustainability practices. The chapters highlight the importance of policy coordination to underscore the link between M&A and environmental externality, and the link between merger policy and environmental policy. Drawing together related fields that are seldom linked in the literature, this volume offers a comprehensive and authoritative reference for scholars, graduate students, and policymakers.
Studies the design of environmental and merger control policies in markets where firms engage in merger and acquisition strategies Examines the relationship between merger and acquisition incentives, merger control policy, environmental policies, and firms’ sustainability practices Offers a comprehensive and authoritative reference for scholars, graduate students, and policymakers
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Luis Gautier
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Oligopoly markets environmental externality emission tax firm strategy anti-trust economic theory game theory