Concorrência e as participações minoritárias entre firmas rivais

Garcia, Carolina Policarpo; Farina, Elizabeth Maria Mercier Querido

doi:10.1590/s1413-80502013000100004

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“…Shared ownership has been a major concern in various antitrust cases in Brazil. For example, Garcia and Farina (2013) analyze the impact of shared ownership in the Brazilian ready-mixed concrete industry and conclude that partial ownership does influence competition and, therefore, minority shareholdings in rival firms should be considered in the analysis of horizontal mergers.…”

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Assessing Competition in Brazil’s Electricity Market if Bid-Based Dispatch Were Adopted

Hochstetler¹,

Cho²

2019

Rev. econ. contemp.

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Market simulation, based on structural characteristics, is a useful tool for ex-ante competition analysis of major market changes, such as: market liberalization, mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, and regulatory reforms. In this paper, Cournot-Nash simulation is used to evaluate the expected market equilibrium if the Brazilian electricity market were liberalized. A sensitivity analysis is utilized to evaluate how the market equilibrium is impacted by different factors, such as: different demand price elasticities, divestiture of the dominant market player, different initial equilibrium point and different hydro inflow scenarios.

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