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The Consequences of Business Group Affiliation : A Review of the Literature

Locorotondo, Rosy - 2015

In contrast to the popular assumption of independence made in the classic corporate finance literature, many companies around the world are linked through common ownership to form business groups. This paper reviews the growing literature on the consequences of business group membership. The...

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