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Verexxotle

Posted on 20182018 by Jadrian Wooten

This is a mock advertisement on a Pawnee television station for a merger between Verizon, Exxon, and Chipotle, which would make it one of the 8 remaining companies in America in their fictional year 2017.

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Posted in Imperfect Competition & Price DiscriminationTagged horizontal mergers, market power, mergers, monopoly, oligopoly

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