When the Competition Bureau investigated the potential competitive effects of a $700 million merger between retailers Leon’s Furniture Limited and The Brick, Ltd, CRA economists were retained by counsel to Leon’s Furniture. CRA experts empirically tested whether prices were lower in local areas with Leon’s and The Brick compared to local areas with only The Brick, and found no such effect. Ultimately, the investigation closed without any remedy required.
SEP licensing in the United States: Understanding the impact on US business
US Business Survey On behalf of ACT | The App Association, consultants with Charles River Associates undertook a survey of US businesses that use technical...