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Enghin Atalay

Enghin Atalay is an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. Previously, he was an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research spans several topics: horizontal and vertical integration; financial, economic, and social networks; regional and labor economics; and the measurement of productivity
Antitrust and Competition

Merged Firms Offer Less Product Variety

Enghin Atalay
In new research, Enghin Atalay, Alan Sorensen, Christopher Sullivan, and Wanjia Zhu find that mergers and acquisitions often lead to the merged firm offering less product variety than when the two firms operated pre-merger.

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