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We study mergers in a market where N 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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sufficiently large, consumer traffic from the non-merging firms to the merged ones is so small that mergers become unprofitable …
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We allow the preference of a political majority to determine boththe corporate governance structure and the division of profits betweenhuman and financial capital. In a democratic society where financialwealth is concentrated, a political majority may prefer to restraingovernance by dispersed...
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Deneckere and Davidson (1985)hold. However, as search costs increase, the merging firms receive fewercustomers so mergers become …
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We analyze the effects of mergers in first-price sealed-bid auctions on bidders' equilibrium bidding functions and on …
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Do shareholders of acquiring companies profit from acquisitions, or do acquiring CEOs overbidand destroy shareholder value? Answering this question is difficult since the hypotheticalcounterfactual is hard to determine. We exploit merger contests to address the identificationissue. In those...
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