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Do shareholders of acquiring companies profit from acquisitions, or do acquiring CEOs overbid and destroy shareholder … an informative estimate of the causal effect of mergers in our sample. Existing measures of long-run abnormal returns …
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We allow the preference of a political majority to determine both the corporate governance structure and the division of profits between human and financial capital. In a democratic society where financial wealth is concentrated, a political majority may prefer to restrain governance by...
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expected target value, and uncertainty, determine value appropriation in acquisitions. …
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This paper explains why consolidation acquisitions occur in waves and it predicts the differing role each firm is … initial acquisition triggers a wave of follow-on acquisitions, where the process of asset accumulation by the consolidator is … accelerated since the value of follow-on acquisitions is enhanced by the more concentrated industry structure. An initial …
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This paper studies the incentives to merge in a Bertrand competition model where firms sell differentiated
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We study mergers in a market where <I>N</I> firms sell a homogeneous good and consumers search sequentially to discover … prices. The main motivation for such an analysis is that mergers generally affect market prices and thereby, in a search … firms to merge and the welfare implications of mergers. When search costs are relatively small, mergers turn out not to be …
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