The rise of unilateral effects analysis, as quantified by merger simulation, creates the potential to balance anticompetitive effects and efficiencies and improve the merger review process.

Neil Gandhi is a resident in emergency medicine at the University of California Los Angeles, in Los Angeles, California. He was a graduate student at the Stanford University School of Medicine, in ...

Kevin Outterson ([email protected]) is a professor in the School of Law and executive director of CARB-X, a grant-funded project at the School of Law, Boston University, in Boston, Massachusetts. If ...