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Using a confined space to boost the driving amplitude of pulsating bubbles to facilitate jetting
No full textAdvance in vegetation mapping through remote sensing and machne learning techniques a scientometric review
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Host Preferences and Impact of Climate on Blood Feeding in Anopheles funestus Group From South Africa
No full textReliability, validity and dimensionality of the 12-Item General Health QuestionNaire among South African healthcare workers
No full textChanges in Glial Fibrillary Acidic ProteinImmunoreactive Astrocytes in the Prefrontal Cortex of the Male Rat following Chronic Khat Use
No full textInvestigating the influence of processing parameters on bimetallic catalysts for highyield carbon nanotube synthesis
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Price discrimination in merger review in South Africa: Implications of recent case precedent
No full textMergers have the potential to give firms access to more data from which to draw insights about consumers. This may help firms to better discern which consumers are price insensitive or captive, or exhibit behavioural biases, that they can exploit by charging them higher prices or nudging them towards higher priced options. Based on recent case precedent, we believe that the transfer or sharing of data or techniques in mergers involving price-discriminating firms may be sufficient for meeting the requirement of merger-specificity without there needing to be an increase in market power. Recent local case precedent also provides insight into when mergers impact on just a small group of consumers are likely to matter. It suggests that the competition authorities in the country should be more concerned where consumers are vulnerable and where access to the services/products is particularly important to this group.Arabo K. Ewiny
