HORIZONTAL MERGERS: THE 50 PERCENT BENCH-MARK
American Economic ReviewPublished 1 January 1988
Dan Levin
Citations147
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SJR score25.10
SNIP6.91
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enterprises ; mergers ; profit ; welfare economics
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