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We employ textual analysis to identify mergers and acquisitions (M&As) financed by corporate loans and provide evidence that acquirer announcement returns are higher in loan-financed M&As. Utilizing an instrumental variable approach and difference-in-difference analysis, we confirm that lenders...
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of a merger review. We focus on the three necessary conditions for a coordinated effect to arise post-merger: (i) firms … government (external stability conditions). We subsequently discuss the relevance of considering the merger-specificity of …
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Defending a challenged merger on the basis of synergies requires an analysis of the likely pass through to consumers of … functions. The marginal cost reductions necessary to fully compensate for the price-increasing effects of a merger, however, do … absent synergies and indicates that pass through should not be addressed as a discrete issue in merger cases. Finally, the …
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Networks, mergers and economies of scale, three aspects of the same strategy, which concerns the thrust towards oligopolistic concentration by Liner Shipping Companies engaged in the maritime container transport. Correlated with this process, attention has focused on evolution in transport...
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This paper measures the capital markets’ reaction to merger announcements within the announcement month using the … significant. These results indicate that the gains around the merger announcements reflect synergetic gains, not the wealth …
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provide strong arguments for the positive nature of network integration among firms, while showing at the same time that, in …
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This review presents the well-known notion of merging, introduced by Blackwell and Dubins, and its later generalizations. While the original concept of merging refers to all future events, the two new concepts, of weak and of almost weak merging, are concerned only with forecasting near-future...
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Over the past twenty years, the Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Justice have reviewed many mergers in the communications sector. Without quantitative analyses, the federal agencies have consistently defined unchanging separate relevant markets for wireline and wireless...
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It is hard to assess the coordinated effect of mergers in solid and convincing fashion, in part because economic theory … using three indicators to determine whether and how a merger affects the probability of collusion. An example of application … of this approach to a real-world case (the AT&T/T-Mobile merger) is provided …
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Time Warner Cable merger. While superficially attractive, particularly to political actors, conduct remedies unduly …
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