Evaluating Merger Performance
California Management ReviewPublished 1 April 1985
Allen Michel, Israel Shaked
Citations28
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This article surveys the available empirical evidence assessing merger performance; its conclusions are important to the senior management of both potential acquirers and firms seeking to be acquired. The authors examine relative gains to the merging units, changes in their risk characteristics, and changes in the operating results of the merging firms.
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Economics, Econometrics and FinanceBusiness, Management and Accounting
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