A merger of firms with low price-cost margins is less likely to be challenged by the Federal Trade Commission.

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Mergers of firms with low price-cost margins are less likely to raise antitrust concerns because they are less likely to lead to a significant reduction in competition or to create a dominant market position, making them less likely to be challenged by the Federal Trade Commission.

A Merger of Firms with Low Price-Cost Margins Is Less