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the SSNIP test, in reality, from dependence on empirical evidence and observations. As indicated above, in the preceding paragraphs, this is an iterative process for product market definition. The objective of SSNIP test is to determine, in as much scientific and systematic way as possible, identify and define the boundaries of competition History. In 1982 the U.S. Department of Justice Merger Guidelines introduced the SSNIP test as a new method for defining markets and for measuring market power directly. In the EU it was used for the first time in the Nestlé/Perrier case in 1992 and has been officially recognised by the European Commission in its "Commission's Notice for the Definition of the Relevant Market" in 1997.

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If the SSNIP test is used to test whether a market definition for a particular product or service (i.e. Product X) is correctly defined in terms of its geographic boundaries, then that test will entail: SSNIP stands for “Small but significant non-transitory increased in price’, after the wording of the formulation of the test in the US guidelines. The SSNIP test is also known as the ‘5% test’, after the quantitative threshold described in the test. The SSNIP test is also commonly referred to as the ‘hypothetical monopolist’ test. le test SSNIP (augm entation faible m ais significative et durable du prix). Ce test exam ine si un Òm onopoleur hypoth tiqueÓ(hypotetical monopoly test) augmenter ait les prix de 5-10 % de fa on rentable et durable dans un m arch candidat donn . Deux types dÕanalyses em piriques font d sorm ais partie de la bo te outils de la Com m ission La prueba comprende un test de carácter recurrente conocido como SSNIP (del inglés Small but Significant and Non-transitory [] Increase in Price: aumento leve pero significativo y no transitorio).

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The Hypothetical Monopolist Test determines whether a profit-maximizing Hypothetical Monopolist who controls the products indexed by ‘prodIndex’ would increase the price of at least one of the merging parties' products in ‘prodIndex’ by a small, significant, and non-transitory amount (i.e. impose a SSNIP). According to the survey responses, the hypothetical monopolist test (or SSNIP test10) is the most commonly used method for market definition.

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• Review the main As a result of the Cellophane Fallacy the SSNIP test in Dominance cases can result in  Oct 16, 2018 When challenging the ACM's market definition, PostNL submitted quantitative data supporting its view, including an SSNIP test carried out at its  measure of market power, meaning that the fact of finding high market shares is SSNIP test starts from the narrowest market definition, and in this case that  May 15, 2020 Hence, the SSNIP test might not be a useful concept in geographic market definition. The “homogeneous conditions of competition” principle  Aug 26, 2020 Because the SSNIP test implies a price increase by a hypothetical monopolist that produces one product, the application of the test to two-sided  The difficulties concerning the market definition process for online platforms will be both substantive and instrumental. Substantive difficulties concern primarily the  definition test and fills a gap in the way market definition the Hypothetical Monopolist Test (HMT) or, as it is called in the United States, the SSNIP test. Significant Non-transitory Increase in the Price (SSNIP) test (when a seller market is defined) or a Small but Significant Non-transitory Decrease in the. hypothetical monopolist (or SSNIP) test for market definition. The idea behind critical loss is straightforward and intuitive. Any price rise will normally have two.

In most competition cases there are asymmetries between firms.
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1 COMPETITION LAW REPORTS (MAY-JUN 2011) and future producer or seller of those products in that area likely would impose at least a “small but significant and non-transitory increase in price,” assuming the terms of sale of all other products are held constant.1 SSNIP Test: A Useful Tool, Not A significant and non-transitory increase in price (“SSNIP”) on at least one product in the market, including at least one product sold by one of the merging firms. 12.

A “zero tolerance for price increases” policy, untethered to market definition, would be inappropriate. ECLI:EU:C:1978:22.
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1 COMPETITION LAW REPORTS (MAY-JUN 2011) and future producer or seller of those products in that area likely would impose at least a “small but significant and non-transitory increase in price,” assuming the terms of sale of all other products are held constant.1 SSNIP Test: A Useful Tool, Not A The application of the SSNIP test in this case is in line with consistent Commission practice (18 ).