The merger wave that took place during the first phase of globalization, which lasted from 1895 to 1914, changed the … merger announcements; thereby, a higher market value is the recipe for success and not firm size. Encouraged by the results … values stemming from a merger announcement, another question would arise. Which type of shareholder gains from higher market …

. Problems that may occur during post-merger integration include the incompatibility of the partners? technologies and the … Unternehmen nicht den richtigen Partner findet oder keine Unterst?tzung von seinen Investoren erh?lt. W?hrend der Post-Merger …

Theory, Dominant HMOs, and Technology Transfer."The first chapter of my dissertation is an investigation into technological …. Currently, there are three conflicting theories regarding the effects of HMO buyer power: Monopsony Theory, Welfare …-Increasing Theory, and the All-or-None Theory. I empirically test these theories using data from all general acute-care hospitals in …

Established in 1988, the Shingo Prize for Operational Excellence recognises organisations in the USA, Mexico and Canada …

effect). This study has practical implications for regulators, corporations and investors, both in the USA and abroad. …

offshore outsourcing.The objectives of this research are:1. To analyze the differences between the theory and the practice …

of the relevance of the theory and analysis to developing economies. …

twocounterfactual analyses. First, I consider a hypothetical merger of twochains and find that the merger would decrease the number of …

the slaughterhouses of bovine meat, and to verify if the merger, in order to get scale economies, can always imply in … welfare of the society. The methodology was applied for two types of merger: merging enters the two companies with lesser …