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National borders are still strong barriers for mergers and acquisitions in Europe. We estimate a gravity equation model based on NUTS 2-regions and find that the restraining impact of national borders decreased by about a third between 1990 and 2007. However, there has been no significant change...
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positive externality on the outsider (competing) firm when a merger occurs. The purposes of this paper are to empirically …
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larger price increases than mergerrelated exits. Within the merger category, our analysis reveals significant price increases … on all affected routes immediately after the exit events. In the medium and long-run, however, realized merger …
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We investigate the competitive effects of the merger between Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines (2009) in the … increases of about 11 percent on overlapping routes and about 10 percent on routes which experienced a merger-induced switch of … the operating carrier. Over a longer period, however, our analysis reveals that both merger efficiencies and post-merger …
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merger. On average, the estimated cumulative loss of volume during the first five post-merger quarters was 2.6 million checks …
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This paper uses merger simulations to predict post-merger prices for six major airline mergers from the 1980?s, and … compares these predictions with actual post-merger prices. Simulations which incorporate varying degrees of post-merger … of the post-merger price change, but should not be expected to account for all of it. Changes in marginal cost or firm …
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This paper addresses the key determinants of merger failure, in particular the role of innovation (post-merger … introduce a model of process innovation where merged firms exibit intra-merger spillover of knowledge under different market … section we test the model implications for merger failure for M&A data from the US biotechnology industry in the 90s. We find …
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This paper investigates the merger wave hypothesis for the US and the UK employing a Markov regime switching model …. Using quarterly data covering the last thirty years, for the US, we identify the beginning of a merger wave in the mid 1990s … but not the much-discussed 1980s merger wave. We argue that the latter finding can be ascribed to the refined methods of …
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Bank consolidation is a global phenomenon. It may enhance the value of firms in the industry if, for example, it is driven by scale and scope economies, but skeptics often accuse bankers of sacrificing value to build empires. Using data on bank holding companies in the U.S., we find strong...
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This paper looks at the role of both commercial and investment banks in providing merger advisory services. In this … investment banks. In their dual role as lenders and advisors to firms that are the target or the acquirer in a merger, banks can … possible reasons for these different outcomes. First, it is the target firm, not the acquirer, that must be priced in a merger …
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