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... firms may use their voting power to restrict the output of firms with lower costs , as the following example makes clear . = Suppose the industry consists of three firms with the same capacity ( q1 = 92 = 93 5 ) but different costs ( c ...
... firms may use their voting power to restrict the output of firms with lower costs , as the following example makes clear . = Suppose the industry consists of three firms with the same capacity ( q1 = 92 = 93 5 ) but different costs ( c ...
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... firms ; the response rate is 32.2 percent for all firms and 56 percent for listed firms . Bonus data for unionized firms listed in the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange were collected and pub- lished during 1973-1980 in various ...
... firms ; the response rate is 32.2 percent for all firms and 56 percent for listed firms . Bonus data for unionized firms listed in the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange were collected and pub- lished during 1973-1980 in various ...
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TABLE 10 - COMPARISON OF 1985 ACCOUNTING VALUES FOR FIRMS THAT WOULD EVENTUALLY UNDERTAKE AN LBO AND FIRMS THAT WOULD NOT EVENTUALLY UNDERTAKE AN LBO LBO firm on the Stock - Market Valuation of the Firm By. Mean Non - LBO t statistic of ...
TABLE 10 - COMPARISON OF 1985 ACCOUNTING VALUES FOR FIRMS THAT WOULD EVENTUALLY UNDERTAKE AN LBO AND FIRMS THAT WOULD NOT EVENTUALLY UNDERTAKE AN LBO LBO firm on the Stock - Market Valuation of the Firm By. Mean Non - LBO t statistic of ...
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