Author: Fang Fang
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book starts from practicality, analyzing the problems and contradictions in the mergers and acquisitions of Chinese listed companies, and elucidates the rational path for optimizing the combination of listed company mergers and acquisitions from a theoretical perspective, providing a basis for improving the performance of listed company mergers and acquisitions. The feature of this book is the combination of standardized analysis and empirical analysis. It employs a large amount of qualitative analysis and uses modern statistical methods for calculation and verification. The author of this book does not simply repeat others' conclusions but starts from the collection of specific data, classifies them according to certain standards, builds models, and draws general conclusions. This book is divided into 5 chapters: Chapter 1 is the economic analysis of corporate mergers and acquisitions; Chapter 2 is an empirical analysis of the performance of Chinese listed company mergers and acquisitions; Chapter 3 is industry analysis: an empirical analysis of the performance of mergers and acquisitions of listed companies in the Chinese pharmaceutical industry; Chapter 4 is an analysis of the driving factors behind the success and failure of mergers and acquisitions of Chinese listed companies; Chapter 5 is policy choices for mergers and acquisitions of Chinese listed companies.
Economic Analysis of Mergers and Acquisitions Performance of Chinese Listed Companies
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