Alliances and joint ventures are likely to receive more intensive scrutiny by regulators because of their tendency to be more anti-competitive than M&As.

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Alliances and joint ventures are often formed to share resources, enter new markets, or collaborate on innovation, and do not necessarily reduce competition like mergers and acquisitions (M&As) can by consolidating market power in fewer entities.

Alliances and Joint Ventures Are Likely to Receive More Intensive