Evaluating the economic focus between the existing and the desired, a study in Mauritanian law.

Muhammad Al-Amin Ahmed

doi:10.34118/jskp.v3i03.3649

Muhammad Al-Amin Ahmed

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34118/jskp.v3i03.3649

Keywords: Evaluation, economic focus, existing, desired.

Abstract

The evaluation process for economic concentration projects or operations fluctuates between the risks posed to the competitive structure in the market, and the economic, technological and social benefits that will compensate for the disruption to the competitive game. It is a budget that requires precise and specific standards. This budget also requires an entity responsible for the evaluation, which has independence and impartiality, and is separate from the entity that takes the decision to focus, because of the governance of the entire evaluation process.The evaluation of economic concentration comes after ensuring that the required conditions in the processes of economic concentration and its peripheries are available. Then the evaluation process takes place leading to a decision regarding this concentration. As long as these conditions do not exist in their entirety, it is not possible to talk about the existence of economic concentration at all, because the evaluation is for this concentration whose conditions are met

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