Under a consent decree, the regulatory authorities agree to approve a proposed transaction if the parties involved agree to take certain actions following closing.

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This is true. Consent decrees are often used in mergers and acquisitions to address potential antitrust concerns by requiring the parties to take specific actions after the transaction, such as divesting certain assets or agreeing to pricing limits.

Under a Consent Decree, the Regulatory Authorities Agree to Approve