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The effects of geographic distance on the foreign acquisition activtiy of U.S. firms

Ragozzino, Roberto - In: Management international review : mir ; journal of … 49 (2009) 4, pp. 509-535

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Who gets first dibs? : a buy-side investigation of the dual tracking phenomenon in M&A

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Why do Chinese firms cross-list in the United States?

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The opportunities and challenges of entrepreneurial acquisitions

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The structuring and performance implications of entrepreneurial acquisitions

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Geographic distance and corporate acquisitions : signals from IPO firms

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An Investigation of the Effects of Geographical Proximity on the Governance Choice of US MNEs

Ragozzino, Roberto - 2014

This paper examines cross-border mergers and acquisitions undertaken by U.S. companies todetermine whether geographic distance directly affects these firms' governance decisions.We find that U.S. firms tend to acquire higher stakes in geographically proximate targets than in remote ones.The...

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The Effects of Geographic Distance on the Foreign Acquisition Activity of U.S. Firms

Ragozzino, Roberto - 2012

This paper examines cross-border mergers and acquisitions undertaken by U.S. companies to determine whether geographic distance directly affects these firms’ governance decisions. We find that U.S. firms tend to acquire higher stakes in geographically proximate targets than in remote ones. The...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014210266