Mergers, managers, and the economyMcGraw-Hill, 1968 - 302 pages |
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Samuel Richardson Reid. 2 The figures on monthly merger expenditures are published in Mergers and Acquisitions Monthly . Acquired firms with assets of $ 700,000 or less are generally excluded . 3 Dexter Merriman Keezer and Associates ...
Samuel Richardson Reid. 2 The figures on monthly merger expenditures are published in Mergers and Acquisitions Monthly . Acquired firms with assets of $ 700,000 or less are generally excluded . 3 Dexter Merriman Keezer and Associates ...
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Samuel Richardson Reid. TABLE 10.3 Means of the Variables by Merger Group within Geographical Regions ( Case IIID ) Not East Not South Not Central Not West Variable Merging Merging F - ratio * Merging Merging F - ratio * Merging Merging ...
Samuel Richardson Reid. TABLE 10.3 Means of the Variables by Merger Group within Geographical Regions ( Case IIID ) Not East Not South Not Central Not West Variable Merging Merging F - ratio * Merging Merging F - ratio * Merging Merging ...
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Samuel Richardson Reid. TABLE 11.6 New York Banks : Effects of Merging on Growth , Holding Branching Activity Constant No Increase in Branches Small Increase in Branches Large Increase in Branches Variable Not Merging Not Merging Merging ...
Samuel Richardson Reid. TABLE 11.6 New York Banks : Effects of Merging on Growth , Holding Branching Activity Constant No Increase in Branches Small Increase in Branches Large Increase in Branches Variable Not Merging Not Merging Merging ...
Contents
The Merger Problem | 1 |
Part One Merger Waves Merger Facets | 11 |
Banking Regulation Structure | 13 |
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acquiring firm acquisition addition American analysis antitrust appears assets association bank mergers bankers banks become benefits branching capital chapter combination commercial banks companies competition concentration concerning conglomerate considerable considered consolidations contributing Corporate costs current wave dependent determine discussed earnings economic economists effects evidence examined example executive existing expected F-ratio fact factors Federal firms groups growth important included increased indicate industry interests internal investment involved Journal largest laws legislation less major Means measure merger activity merger movement merger wave method observed operating percent performance perhaps period position presented problem profits promoters prosperity recent record regulation relative reported representing Review role scale share significant statistical stockholders structure success suggests Table tests theory tion University variables various York