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Malignant lymph nodes of the head and neck: imaging pearls, pitfalls, and practical approach to reporting in the era of extranodal extension. [PDF]
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Unexplained Massive Pericardial Effusion Revealing Intrapericardial Lymphangioma. [PDF]
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Economic Inquiry, 2016
Conglomerates operating integrated productions in different regulated and unregulated sectors may benefit of scope economies. However, the precise size of these synergies is often unknown to both rival firms and regulators. We show that the conglomerate's private information on scope economies may negatively affect both the regulated and the ...
Calzolari G., Scarpa C.
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Conglomerates operating integrated productions in different regulated and unregulated sectors may benefit of scope economies. However, the precise size of these synergies is often unknown to both rival firms and regulators. We show that the conglomerate's private information on scope economies may negatively affect both the regulated and the ...
Calzolari G., Scarpa C.
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Conglomeration of metallic power and destruction of conglomerates
Steel in Translation, 2011Theoretical principles describing the formation and disintegration of conglomerates are developed and used to formulate a method for mixing nanodisperse, ultradisperse, and highly disperse powders, with simultaneous disintegration of conglomerates. The operation of the corresponding mixing equipment is described.
V. Ya. Bulanov +4 more
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«Bardazzi and Binetti, and ten of their colleagues, have completed a labor of love with the publication of Conglomerates on the occasion of Zanzotto's centennial. This collection of essays ranges from biographical and historical readings to formal analyses of Zanzotto's experiments with linguistics to accounts of his deep and sophisticated relation to ...
Bardazzi, Adele, Binetti, Roberto
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Conglomerates: The Rhetoric and the Evidence
The Journal of Law and Economics, 1970THE United States has been undergoing in recent years its third large merger movement. This last movement, beginning perhaps in the mid 1950's, is larger in number of firms and in assets than the earlier movements at the turn of the century and in the 1920's. Further, the absolute rate of merger activity is increasing.
Lorie, James H., Halpern, Paul
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CORPORATE BANKRUPTCY AND CONGLOMERATE MERGER
The Journal of Finance, 1975SEVERAL IMPORTANT ATTEMPTS have appeared in recent literature to extend standard valuation theories to include corporate bankruptcy. Thus, under various assumptions regarding capital market imperfections and bankruptcy costs, Baxter [5], Smith [16], and Stiglitz [17, 18] argue that there is an optimal firm debt to equity ratio when bankruptcy is ...
Higgins, Robert C, Schall, Lawrence D
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ON THE THEORY OF CONGLOMERATE MERGERS
The Journal of Finance, 1977MERGERS CAN BE EXCITING, however their effects on stockholders remain unclear. Mandelker [18] found that the average firm that acquired another firm in the 1940's and 1950's did not benefit its stockholders. Given bleak findings such as this, it is not surprising to find theoretical controversy over what constitutes a good merger.
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