The theory behind mergers is that transaction costs can be reduced compared to operating on an open market through bilateral contracts.
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One reason why businesses may be motivated to merge is in order to reduce the transaction costs of negotiating bilateral contracts.
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However, it did not enter into any conventional bilateral contract selling the toner cartridges to the public on a conditional sale basis.
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Both entered into public debates about the bilateral contracts between Switzerland and the European Union as well as the limitation of immigrants into Switzerland.
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While these regions must conform to open access as mandated by FERC, the power exchanges between utilities is mostly facilitated through bilateral contracts and power purchase agreements
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The Israel Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines, meanwhile, would like to focus more on tourism and plans to triple the bilateral contracts in the coming years.
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Chief financial officer Jake Brace said in a letter accompanying the revised application that the airline is in the process of negotiating bilateral contract amendments with the unions.
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The operation of JET is funded under a bilateral contract between the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority and the European Commission, which runs until the end of 2018.
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Under the assumptions of the model, there exist three regions in which firms, markets, and sequences of bilateral contracts are weakly more efficient than all other mechanisms in a big class.
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The risk officers also want to shift from bilateral contracts to multilateral " netting " agreements cleared on neutral exchanges, as this should require far less collateral to be posted by individual firms.
