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 …

tremendous increase in poverty and income inequality in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Much of the literature argues that the …’s economic empowerment: the labour market, education and poverty. Large and complex data sets on peoples’ attitudes and … greater in transition than in OECD countries.On the other hand, once the feminisation of poverty is concerned data on …

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 …

century. They present a company with a potentially larger market share and open it up to a more diversified market. A merger … mergers and acquisitions have the capacity to decrease competition in various ways.The merger between JP Morgan Chase and Bank … retail banking markets and clientele in the regions where its previous exposure had been virtually inexistent. The merger …