Merger Remedies Manual¶
U.S. Department of Justice, A. D. Merger Remedies Manual.
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Mechanisms¶
- Self-Preferencing Firewall
- … intrinsic to being a conduct remedy rather than a structural one: the incentive to self-preference is untouched — only the visible channels are blocked — so the firm keeps probing for gaps the wall doesn't cover, and enforcement depends on continuous, well-resourced monitoring that regulators struggle to sustain.
This sourceU.S. Department of Justice. (2020). Explains that conduct remedies leave profit-maximizing incentives intact and can be evaded through loopholes or channels the behavioral prohibition does not cover.
- … intrinsic to being a conduct remedy rather than a structural one: the incentive to self-preference is untouched — only the visible channels are blocked — so the firm keeps probing for gaps the wall doesn't cover, and enforcement depends on continuous, well-resourced monitoring that regulators struggle to sustain.
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