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E. Glen Weyl, Assistant Professor in Economics and the College, presents a lecture on the effects of price competition and merger policy in the real world, as part of his course the Elements of Economic Analysis II. This course is the second quarter of intermediate microeconomics and covers supply, perfect competition, externalities, monopoly, imperfect competition, and public goods, as well as application of these ideas to policy design.