In an antitrust case, the geographic market affected by a merger must be regional or national, not local, for the law to apply.

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The statement is false. The geographic market affected by a merger can be local, regional or national for the antitrust law to apply. It depends on the specific circumstances and the market power of the merging entities within that particular geographic area.

In an Antitrust Case, the Geographic Market Affected by a Merger