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    This document is a 6092 word paper on joint ventures and competition law. It discusses how joint ventures between competitors can raise antitrust issues under competition laws. It examines different types of joint ventures and analyzes when they may violate antitrust rules by reducing competition in the market. The paper also explores various defenses that can be used to argue that a joint venture is pro-competitive and legal under competition laws.

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    This document is a 6092 word paper on joint ventures and competition law. It discusses how joint ventures between competitors can raise antitrust issues under competition laws. It examines different types of joint ventures and analyzes when they may violate antitrust rules by reducing competition in the market. The paper also explores various defenses that can be used to argue that a joint venture is pro-competitive and legal under competition laws.

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    This document is a 6092 word paper on joint ventures and competition law. It discusses how joint ventures between competitors can raise antitrust issues under competition laws. It examines different types of joint ventures and analyzes when they may violate antitrust rules by reducing competition in the market. The paper also explores various defenses that can be used to argue that a joint venture is pro-competitive and legal under competition laws.

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    JOINT VENTURES AND

    COMPETITION LAW
    by Sandhya parimala

    Submission date: 12-Dec-2020 01:30PM (UTC+0530)


    Submission ID: 1473016861
    File name: COMPETITION_LAW_PROJECT.docx (559.47K)
    Word count: 6092
    Character count: 32771
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