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A Regulation of Bids for Dual Class Shares. Implication: Two Shares—One Price
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  • 1994The Value of the Voting Right: A Study of the Milan Stock Exchange Experience969 cited
  • 1985Managerial ownership of voting rights659 cited
  • 1983The market value of control in publicly-traded corporations359 cited
  • 2000The Value of Corporate Votes and Control Benefits: A Cross-Country Analysis247 cited
  • 1983Economic Evaluation of Voting Power of Common Stock198 cited
  • 1996Takeover bids and the relative prices of shares that differ in their voting rights151 cited
  • 1995Relative Prices of Dual Class Shares137 cited
  • 1990Restricted Voting Stock, Acquisition Premiums, and the Market Value of Corporate Control136 cited
  • 1988The value of the corporate voting right109 cited
  • 2006Control Values and Changes in Corporate Law in Brazil87 cited
  • 1992DUAL-CLASS SHARES: A REVIEW79 cited
  • 2007Price differences between equity classes. Corporate control, foreign ownership or liquidity?66 cited
  • 1992Differentiated bids for voting and restricted voting shares in public tender offers47 cited
  • 1997The Optimality of the Mandatory Bid Rule42 cited

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