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Ulrike M. Malmendier2006

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Winning by Losing: Evidence on Overbidding in Mergers

Ulrike M. Malmendier · Enrico Moretti

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2012Winning by Losing: Evidence on the Long-Run Effects of Mergersreport · 25 shared references 2008Corporate Takeovers**Surveying the vast area of corporate takeovers is a daunting task, and we have undoubtedly missed many interesting contributions. We apologize to those who feel their research has been left out or improperly characterized, and welcome reactions and comments. Some of the material in Section 3 is also found in Eckbo (2008).chapter · 22 shared references 2018Winning by Losing: Evidence on the Long-run Effects of Mergersarticle · 20 shared references 2009Do Stock Mergers Create Value for Acquirers?article · 19 shared references 2011Behavioral Corporate Finance: An Updated Surveyreport · 18 shared references 2007Behavioral Corporate Finance**The authors are grateful to Heitor Almeida, Nick Barberis, Zahi Ben-David, Espen Eckbo, Xavier Gabaix, Dirk Hackbarth, Dirk Jenter, Augustin Landier, Alexander Ljungqvist, Ulrike Malmendier, Jay Ritter, David Robinson, Hersh Shefrin, Andrei Shleifer, Meir Statman, Theo Vermaelen, Ivo Welch, and Jeffrey Zweibel for helpful comments. Baker and Ruback gratefully acknowledge financial support from the Division of Research of the Harvard Business School.chapter · 18 shared references

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Year2006

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Published2006-01-01

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ISSN-L1556-5068

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Citations21

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