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Competition & Consumer Protection 2019-12-12 5:14 pmBy Christine Caulfield | Melbourne
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The competititon regulator has flagged concerns about the proposed merger of educational publishing giants Cengage and McGraw-Hill, saying it could substantially lessen competition and drive up textbook prices.

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