...guide line states in part: * * * The boundaries of such a submarket may be determined by examining industry or public recognition of the submarket as...sensitivity to price changes and specialized vendors * * *. 800 Initial Decision And if there is a reasonable probability that the merger will substantially...

...relevant markets. Many factors are relevant to defining such submarkets; the boundaries can be ascertained by — * * * examining such practical indicia as industry...sensitivity to price changes, and specialized vendors." Similarly, in defining the geographical limits of a relevant market the submarket concept was adopted....

...pragmatic evaluation of market realities was required. The federal trial courts were admonished to examine "such practical indicia as industry or public recognition...sensitivity to price changes, and specialized vendors." Ibid. These "practical indicia" to be considered in determining submarket boundaries express in practical...

...pragmatic evaluation of market realities was required. The federal trial courts were admonished to examine "such practical indicia as industry or public recognition...sensitivity- to price changes, and specialized vendors." Ibid. These "practical indicia" to be considered in determining submarket boundaries express in practical...

...certain banking services80 are subproduct markets requiring separate analysis. "The boundaries of ... a submarket may be determined by examining such practical...sensitivity to price changes, and specialized vendors." Brown Shoe Co. v. United States, supra, at 325. We reject the government 's contention because it distorts...

..."practical indicia" specified by the Court were: "industry or public recognition of the subnlarket as a separate economic entity, the product's peculiar...sensitivity to price changes, and specialized vendors." 370 US, at 325 (footnote omitted). While many of these factors weigh against the Court's conclusion...

...which in themselves, constitute product markets for antitrust purposes .... The boundaries of such submarket may be determined by examining such practical...sensitivity to price changes, and specialized vendors .... it is necessary to examine the effects of a merger in each such economically significant sub*...

...Shoe Co. v. United States [1962 TRADE CASES 170,366], 370 US 294 (1962), at page K5, were as follows: "[I]ndustry or public recognition of the submarket...distinct prices, sensitivity to price changes, and specialiied vendors." It has also been said by the Supreme Court that within a broad market "weD defined...

...In Brown Shoe, as noted in (3) below, the Supreme Court stated that relevant product markets ". . . may be determined by examining such practical indicia...recognition of the submarket as a separate economic entity ...."" (3) For purposes of preventing the kinds of competitive injury visualized in Section 7 of the...

...that the boundaries of a market sufficiently well defined to be useful for antitrust purposes " * * * may be determined by examining such practical indicia...sensitivity to price changes, and specialized vendors." (370 US at 325.) Without going into burdensome and probably redundant detail pointing out the manner...