Abstract
No congregation of lawyers can be considered complete without a token economist. The role of the economist consists of describing the economic mode of analyzing the legal problem under consideration. Unfortunately from the standpoint of the token, economists rarely agree on criteria appropriate for the appraisal of economic phenomena. With respect to transnational corporate mergers, four modes of analysis may be described legitimately as economic.
Recommended Citation
William J. Adams,
The "Economic" Analysis of Transnational Mergers,
2
Mich. J. Int'l L.
63
(1981).
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