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Acquisitions, productivity, and profitability : evidence from the Japanese cotton spinning industry

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The hazard of merger by absorption : why some Knappschaften Merged and others did not; 1861-1920

Jopp, Tobias Alexander - 2011

By the mid-19th century, following the Prussian mining reform, German miners‘ combined mutual health and pension funds took on the characteristics of social insurance and underwent a concentration process driven by mergers, liquidations, and unequal internal growth. This paper investigates the...