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-holder control) have an economically and statistically significant impact on operating performance changes following mergers. We also …
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breakdowns with the three years afterwards. Second, for the subset of horizontal mergers, merger activity is found to increase … should consider mergers as potential 'second-best' alternative to cartels but also imply that resource (re)allocations in …
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This paper investigates whether the managers of industry rivals act to mitigate their agency exposure and improve operating performance when one of the firms in the industry is subject to a takeover attempt. The results indicate that rival firms in general decrease free cash flows, improve...
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operate independently. We investigate the interaction between optimal patent regimes and cross-border mergers in a North …-South framework. In this scenario, we show that forming cross-border mergers increase welfare and reduce the optimal patent length in … both regions by reducing competition in the Southern market. As a result, world welfare under mergers Pareto-dominate both …
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predictions are broadly consistent with existing empirical evidence on conglomerate mergers, spin-offs, project finance, and …
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potential amalgamation pairs is created and used in a logit analysis of the determinants of mergers. Bank involvement with firms … increased the probability that a particular merger occurred. Furthermore mergers with bank involvement did not increase the …
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This note shows that the profitability of a merger between a leader and a follower in a Stackelberg market crucially depends on the degree of collusion among leaders. When leaders cut production in order to raise the price, followers have lower incentives to merge with the leaders since by...
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associated with mergers. The acquisitions launched by overconfident managers are associated with lower market value. … market-nurtured managers are prone to engage in value-destructive mergers. The inclination is further reinforced by abundant … internal cash. In contrast, a good governance structure mitigates the odds of engaging in mergers and the detrimental effect …
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FDI flows are internationally recognized for the benefits they generate (technological transfer, know – how, industrial reorganization, raising the number of working places). Foreign capitals increased significantly under the impact of globalization and accelerated the interdependencies...
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Mergers are transactions often used as growth strategies by companies that are trying to gain a competitive advantage …, or in order to fulfil their objectives. In this period, marked by uncertainty and risk, mergers can be an effective way … mergers in recent years, this article tries to offer a theoretical approach on mergers, with a highlight on the conceptual …
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