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Horizontal Shareholding

Essay by Einer Elhauge in the Harvard Law Review (March 2016) on shareholdings in competing firms and antitrust law.

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A small group of institutions has acquired large shareholdings in horizontal competitors throughout our economy, causing them to compete less vigorously with each other.1

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  1. 2016 Einer Elhauge authored Horizontal Shareholding
  2. Mar 2016 Horizontal Shareholding
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  1. Horizontal Shareholding (Harvard Law Review, vol. 129, p. 1267, 2016), Harvard Law Review, 10 Mar 2016. Scholarship & press
    A small group of institutions has acquired large shareholdings in horizontal competitors throughout our economy, causing them to compete less vigorously with each other.
    For example, from 2013 to 2015, seven shareholders who controlled 60.0% of United Airlines also controlled big chunks of United’s major rivals, including 27.5% of Delta Airlines, 27.3% of JetBlue Airlines, and 23.3% of Southwest Airlines
    HORIZONTAL SHAREHOLDING Einer Elhauge
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