Antitrust Legislation and Policy in a Global Economic Crisis A Canadian Perspective

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George Addy, Anita Banicevic, Mark Katz, Dec 15, 2008

As the global economic crisis continues, governments and private parties worldwide have undertaken a number of measures to safeguard the stability of their ailing economies. For example, governments in the United States, Europe, and to a lesser degree, Canada, have delivered significant infusions of capital and facilitated major mergers in the financial sector (e.g., Wells Farg