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Global South

Family Ties and the Boundaries of the Firm in Antitrust Enforcement

Mariana Pargendler
In new research, Mariana Pargendler, Maria Luiza Mesquita, and Lucas Víspico study how antitrust authorities in the Global South have used family ties to define business enterprises and analyze mergers and acquisitions for possibly anticompetitive behavior.

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