Daniel Gore is a principal with RBB Economics, a consultancy specialising in the economics of competition policy. Stephen Lewis is a principal with RBB Economics. Andrea Lofaro is a partner at RBB Economics. Frances Dethmers is a counsel economist with leading international law firm Clifford Chance LLP.

'The book can recommended to economists and legal practitioners alike. It provides a comprehensive and easily accessible overview of the economic concepts and empirical techniques applied in EU merger control.' Arndt Christiansen, European Competition Law Review

• 1. Introduction; 2. Market definition; 3. Horizontal mergers I: unilateral effects; 4. Horizontal mergers II: coordinated effects; 5. Non-horizontal mergers.

Daniel Gore is a principal with RBB Economics, a consultancy specialising in the economics of competition policy. Stephen Lewis is a principal with RBB Economics. Andrea Lofaro is a partner at RBB Economics. Frances Dethmers is a counsel economist with leading international law firm Clifford Chance LLP.

'The book can recommended to economists and legal practitioners alike. It provides a comprehensive and easily accessible overview of the economic concepts and empirical techniques applied in EU merger control.' Arndt Christiansen, European Competition Law Review

• 1. Introduction; 2. Market definition; 3. Horizontal mergers I: unilateral effects; 4. Horizontal mergers II: coordinated effects; 5. Non-horizontal mergers.

Daniel Gore is a principal with RBB Economics, a consultancy specialising in the economics of competition policy. Stephen Lewis is a principal with RBB Economics. Andrea Lofaro is a partner at RBB Economics. Frances Dethmers is a counsel economist with leading international law firm Clifford Chance LLP.

'The book can recommended to economists and legal practitioners alike. It provides a comprehensive and easily accessible overview of the economic concepts and empirical techniques applied in EU merger control.' Arndt Christiansen, European Competition Law Review

• 1. Introduction; 2. Market definition; 3. Horizontal mergers I: unilateral effects; 4. Horizontal mergers II: coordinated effects; 5. Non-horizontal mergers.