We develop a model of endogenous mergers to study their dynamic process. Firms choose whether, when, and with whom to merge. Two necessary conditions are identified for mergers to occur: firm heterogeneity and negative demand shocks. We show that mergers are strategic complements and therefore tend to occur in waves. Moreover, some mergers occur for strategic reasons in order to precipitate further mergers. Copyright © 2007, RAND.preprin
We study mergers in a duopoly with differentiated products and noisy observations of firms’ actions....
We present an agent-based model of endogenous merger formation in a market with turnover...
Although Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) are potential value-creation opportunities, why they tend to...
We develop a model of endogenous mergers to study their dynamic process. Firms choose whether, when,...
We develop a model of endogenous mergers to study their dynamic process. Firms choose whether, when,...
We develop a model of endogenous mergers to study their dynamic process. Firms choose whether, when,...
This paper is motivated by a gap in the existing literature on mergers since no attempt has been suc...
Although merger waves are one of the most important market structures shaping forces, they have been...
Historically, merger and acquisition (or M&A) activity has occurred in cyclical patterns, forming wh...
In this paper we use a two-stage game to model endogenous mergers. In the second stage of the game, ...
We present an agent-based model of endogenous merger formation in a market with turnover of market p...
Endogenous merger waves are studied in vertically related industries where firms may engage in both ...
This study reexamines whether the occurrence of merger waves can be explained by the neoclassical hy...
One of the most conspicuous features of mergers is that they come in waves, and that these waves are...
One of the most conspicuous features of mergers is that they come in waves that are correlated with...
We study mergers in a duopoly with differentiated products and noisy observations of firms’ actions....
We present an agent-based model of endogenous merger formation in a market with turnover...
Although Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) are potential value-creation opportunities, why they tend to...
We develop a model of endogenous mergers to study their dynamic process. Firms choose whether, when,...
We develop a model of endogenous mergers to study their dynamic process. Firms choose whether, when,...
We develop a model of endogenous mergers to study their dynamic process. Firms choose whether, when,...
This paper is motivated by a gap in the existing literature on mergers since no attempt has been suc...
Although merger waves are one of the most important market structures shaping forces, they have been...
Historically, merger and acquisition (or M&A) activity has occurred in cyclical patterns, forming wh...
In this paper we use a two-stage game to model endogenous mergers. In the second stage of the game, ...
We present an agent-based model of endogenous merger formation in a market with turnover of market p...
Endogenous merger waves are studied in vertically related industries where firms may engage in both ...
This study reexamines whether the occurrence of merger waves can be explained by the neoclassical hy...
One of the most conspicuous features of mergers is that they come in waves, and that these waves are...
One of the most conspicuous features of mergers is that they come in waves that are correlated with...
We study mergers in a duopoly with differentiated products and noisy observations of firms’ actions....
We present an agent-based model of endogenous merger formation in a market with turnover...
Although Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) are potential value-creation opportunities, why they tend to...