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, merger laws and enforcement practices, econometric methods for analyzing prospective horizontal mergers, and evidence …
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Horizontal shareholdings exist when a common set of investors own significant shares in corporations that are horizontal competitors in a product market. Economic models show that substantial horizontal shareholdings are likely to anticompetitively raise prices when the owned businesses compete...
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We study the economic consequences of anti-loss trafficking rules, which disallow the use of loss carry-forwards as tax shield after a substantial ownership change. Using staggered changes to these rules, we find that limiting the transfer of tax losses reduces the number of M&As with...
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It is commonly perceived that firms do not want to be outsiders to a merger between competitor firms. We instead argue … that it is beneficial to be a non-merging rival firm to a large horizontal merger. Using a sample of mergers with expert … merger announcement date. Further, we find that the stock reaction of rivals to merger events is not sensitive to merger …
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to withhold merger gains that would have been passed to the downstream under perfect competition and prevents customers …
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management and consolidation in the asset-management sector has led to more pronounced common ownership links at the beneficial …
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Common ownership fundamentally upsets the well-settled merger enforcement ecosystem. Not only it challenges basic … principles informing merger policy such as the presumed profitability of mergers for the merging firms and the merger …-specificity of potential efficiencies but also it works against implementing tools and presumptions in merger practice such as …
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This paper examines how firms adjust cash holdings following horizontal mergers in the industry. Using a sample of 16,597 horizontal mergers between US firms from 1984 to 2016, we find that in the three-year period following horizontal mergers, the marginal value of cash decreases for the rivals...
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segments close to the merger’s industry. These segments appear to have higher Tobin’s Q. Firms with greater R&D increases …
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