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Economic Regulation
Vol. 50, Issue 1, 2022September 23, 2022 EDT

Vertical Merger Analysis: Shifting the of Burden of RRC and EDM on the Plaintiff - How Far is Too Far?

Rachel Rafoth, J.D.,
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Capital University Law Review
Rachel Rafoth, Vertical Merger Analysis: Shifting the of Burden of RRC and EDM on the Plaintiff - How Far Is Too Far?, 50 Capital University Law Review (2022).

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