Mergers, managers, and the economyMcGraw-Hill, 1968 - 302 pages |
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... Stockholders ' Interests Common stockholders are presumably interested in the growth of the market value of their holdings and hence , ceteris paribus , in the growth of earnings per share . In discussing the optimal financing of ...
... Stockholders ' Interests Common stockholders are presumably interested in the growth of the market value of their holdings and hence , ceteris paribus , in the growth of earnings per share . In discussing the optimal financing of ...
Page 168
... stockholders ' interests - appears to have been true for large American industrial firms during the period examined . It further appears that the intensity of merger activity did make a difference in the growth patterns displayed by ...
... stockholders ' interests - appears to have been true for large American industrial firms during the period examined . It further appears that the intensity of merger activity did make a difference in the growth patterns displayed by ...
Page 170
... stockholders . It is doubtful that the use of total yield instead of capital gains yield as one of the measures of stockholders ' interests would significantly alter the conclusions derived in this paper . 5 When one firm acquires ...
... stockholders . It is doubtful that the use of total yield instead of capital gains yield as one of the measures of stockholders ' interests would significantly alter the conclusions derived in this paper . 5 When one firm acquires ...
Contents
The Merger Problem | 1 |
Part One Merger Waves Merger Facets | 11 |
Banking Regulation Structure | 13 |
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acquiring firm addition antitrust laws appears assets association bank mergers bankers Banking Structure branch banking branching regulation chapter commercial banks companies competition concentration concerning conglomerate mergers consolidations Corporate Mergers costs current merger wave current wave dependent variables differences in group discussed earnings per share economists effects of mergers F-ratio Fabricated metals factors Federal Trade Commission group means hypothesis Ibid important increased interest variables investment John Lintner large firms largest legislation market price Markham merger activity Merger Group merger movement Merger Type Group Mergers and Acquisitions Mergers Mergers merging firms monopoly Nelson nomic Number of banks number of employees number of firms observed differences oligopoly one-way analysis-of-variance tests percent period profits prosperity public interest pure internal growth relative Samuel Richardson size-related statistically significant stock prices stockholder interest stockholders tion type of merger wave of merger Weston York