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What Do Elvis Sightings and Alien Abductions Have to Do With Merger Analysis?

By: Joshua D. Wright

September 05, 2007

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Joshua D. Wright, What Do Elvis Sightings and Alien Abductions Have to Do With Merger Analysis?, Truth on the Market (September 05, 2007), https://truthonthemarket.com/2007/09/05/what-do-elvis-sitings-and-alien-abductions-have-to-do-with-merger-analysis/

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Joshua D. Wright

Joshua D. Wright is founding partner of Lodestar Law & Economics and a former member of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

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