Vertical Mergers is a form of corporate consolidation in merger control in which firms operating at different stages of the same production and/or distribution chain combine under common ownership or control, thereby integrating upstream and downstream activities rather than uniting direct competitors in the same market level.
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Vertical Integration and Antitrust Policy
Joseph J. Spengler · Journal of Political Economy · 1950 · 1.7K citations
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