Before government approves a merger, companies must prove that the merger would

a. Be beneficial by creating a monopoly

b. lower costs and consumers prices or lead to a better product

c. Be good for certain consumers

d. Lower the number of competitors in the market.

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Ryleigh Gay

1 July, 22:12

Before government approves a merger, companies must prove that the merger would

a. Be beneficial by creating a monopoly

b. lower costs and consumers prices or lead to a better product

c. Be good for certain consumers

d. Lower the number of competitors in the market.

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Elianna Rubio · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option D. Before government approves a merger, companies must prove that the merger would lower the number of competitors in the market. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.

Before government approves a merger, companies must prove that the merger woulda. Be beneficial by creating a monopolyb. lower costs and consumers prices or lead to a better productc. Be good for certain consumersd. Lower the number of competitors in the market.

Before government approves a merger, companies must prove that the merger would

a. Be beneficial by creating a monopoly

b. lower costs and consumers prices or lead to a better product

c. Be good for certain consumers

d. Lower the number of competitors in the market.