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Constructing M&A valuation : how do merger evaluation methods differ as uncertainty and controversy vary?

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We investigate the idea that firms' choices of M&A evaluation methods are influenced by two socio-political factors that arise in the behavioral theory of the firm-uncertainty and controversy. In doing so, we investigate boundary conditions between arguments that expect firms to use financial...

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