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Target’s Earnings Quality and Bidders’ Takeover Decisions

Raman, Kartik - 2012

This study examines how takeover decisions are influenced by the quality of information in target firms' earnings. We show that bidders prefer negotiated takeovers in deals involving targets with poor earnings quality. Moreover, earnings quality and takeover premiums are negatively related in...

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