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Orientador: Edgard Antonio Pereira / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Economia / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-16T14:47:04Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Geoffroy_RicardoCorrea_M.pdf: 1382863 bytes, checksum: 7fe0bc1d01cb93c34c5f50d5b8883081 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010 / Resumo: Desde os anos 70, o reconhecimento de que atos de concentração podem apresentar ganhos de eficiência e proporcionar benefícios líquidos aos consumidores tem sido crescente pelas autoridades antitruste em todo o mundo. Contudo, o foco de análise dessas autoridades sempre se situou nos efeitos do poder de mercado sobre as eficiências econômicas de caráter estático. Hoje em dia, é amplamente reconhecido que os ganhos de bem-estar mais significativos no longo prazo não vêm da eficiência alocativa, de caráter estático, mas sim da produtividade da economia e da capacidade inovativa de seus atores, proveniente das eficiências de caráter dinâmico. No entanto, a grande questão é como a política de defesa da concorrência deve se adaptar ao processo de inovação, uma vez que existe uma série de fatores complicadores para a sua incorporação na análise. Apesar das dificuldades, existe um grande esforço por parte de algumas jurisdições, particularmente aquelas desenvolvidas - marcadas por indústrias de elevado dinamismo inovativo e tecnológico -, em avaliar os potenciais impactos positivos provenientes das eficiências dinâmicas. Todavia, mesmo com os enormes avanços que vêm sendo realizados sobre o tema, o desenvolvimento de políticas voltadas para uma maior consideração dessas eficiências é um trabalho em andamento, que requer maiores esforços para a sua incorporação robusta na análise antitruste / Abstract: Since the 70's, the recognition that mergers can produce efficiency gains and provide net benefits to consumers has been growing by antitrust authorities around the world. However, the focus of analysis of these authorities always stood on the effects of market power on the static efficiencies. Nowadays, it is widely recognized that the most significant welfare gains in the long run do not come from the allocative efficiency, but from the economy's productivity and innovative capacity of its actors, coming from the dynamic efficiencies. However, the big question is how antitrust policy should adapt itself to the innovation process, since there are a number of complicating factors for its incorporation in the analysis. In spite of the difficulties, there is a great effort on the part of some jurisdictions, particularly those developed - characterized by industries with high innovative and technological dynamism - to assess the potential positive impacts from the dynamic efficiencies. However, despite huge advances that have been made on the issue, the development of policies for greater consideration of these efficiencies is a work in progress, which requires greater efforts to its robust incorporation in antitrust analysis / Mestrado / Politica Economica / Mestre em Ciências Econômicas