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Statistics for managing library acquisitions /

Chicago : American Library Association, 1989 .
11 p. : 23 cm..
0838933742 (alk. paper)

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Questionnaires in second language research : construction, administration, and processing /

By Dornyei, Zoltan.
New York : Taylor & Francis, 2010 .
185 p. : 23 cm..
9780415998208

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Sensorworld : a new approach to incorporating large-scale sensor data into engineering learning environments /

By Xian..
2011 .
2 : 2, page 45

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Synergy sources, target autonomy, and integration in acquisitions /

By Zaheer, Akbar...
2013 .
39 : 3, page 604

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Mergers, acquisitions, and strategic alliances : understanding the process /

Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; | New York, NY : Palgrave Macmillan, 2011 .
xiii, 326 p. : 24 cm..
9780230285361 (pbk.)

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Cash windfalls and acquisitions

Amsterdam Elsevier 2018 .
Pages 287-319 , Abstract This article studies the effect of cash windfalls on the acquisition policy of companies. As identification, I use a German tax reform that permitted firms to sell their equity stakes tax free. Companies that could realize a cash windfall by selling equity stakes see an increase in the probability of acquiring another company by 14%. I find that these additional acquisitions destroy firm value. Following the tax reform, affected firms experience a decrease of 1.2 percentage points in acquisition announcement returns. These effects are stronger for larger cash windfalls. My findings are consistent with the free cash flow theory.

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Bid anticipation, information revelation, and merger gains / by Wenyu Wang

Amsterdam Elsevier 2018 .
Pages 320-343 , Abstract Because firms’ takeover motives are unobservable to investors, mergers are only partially anticipated and often appear as mixed blessings for acquirers. I construct and estimate a model to study the causes and consequences of bid anticipation and information revelation in mergers. Controlling for the market’s reassessment of the acquirer’s stand-alone value, I estimate that acquirers gain 4% from a typical merger. The total value of an active merger market averages 13% for acquirers, part of which is capitalized in their pre-merger market values. My model also explains the correlation between announcement returns and firm characteristics, as well as the low predictability of mergers.

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Does policy uncertainty affect mergers and acquisitions? /

By Alice Bonaime, Huseyin Gulen, & Mihai Ion.
elsevier 2018 .
pages 531-558, September 2018

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