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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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The literature on mergers and acquisitions shows that a merger among identical firms is not profitable. This study … if environmental policies adjust with a change in market structure because of a merger, such a merger can be profitable …
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The paper shows that the standing of theory in the field of mergers and acquisitions is weak for at least three reasons …. Research is best described as a battlefield of ad hoc theory testing leaving behind a fragmented field. Research has focused … growth). The deficiencies in the standing of theory will be reflected in weak institutions to handle the political processes …
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refer to hollowing-out as the situation where the target firm is shut down following a merger with a domestic or foreign … when a cross-border merger with hollowing out is not profitable but it is socially desirable. -- Economic models …
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evaluating economic effects of merger and acquisitions (M&A). This framework allows to consider the variation in treatment …
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merger targets between 1990 and 2009. We use different matching techniques to construct separate control groups for acquirers … R&D growth and intensity. We find that target firms substantially decrease their R&D efforts after a merger, while the R …
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predicts that a merger is more likely to be profitable in an innovation intensive industry. For a high degree of firm … heterogeneity a merger reduces innovation in both the merged entity and in non-merging competitors in an industry with high R … consistent with many predictions of the theoretical model. Our main result is that after a merger patenting and R\&D of the …
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This study investigates the impact of firm-specific discount factors on merger formation and market performance. We … explain merger formation and the impact on product market performance. More specifically, we find that acquiring firms …
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predicts that a merger is more likely to be profitable in an innovation intensive industry. For a high degree of firm … heterogeneity, a merger reduces innovation of both the merged entity and non-merging competitors in an industry with high R … consistent with many predictions of the theoretical model. Our main result is that after a merger, patenting and R&D of the …
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This article finds that non-controlling minority shareholdings among competitors lower the sustainability of collusion. This is the case under an even greater variety of situations than was indicated by earlier literature. The collusion destabilizing effect of minority shareholdings is mainly...
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