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Mergers and Malls.

Abstract:: This paper examines competition between groups of firms selling products that are complementary within the group but substitutes across groups. Examples include shops within different malls and components of different computer systems. It shows that firms within a group will often prefer to stay as separate companies rather than merge.

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APA Style

Beggs, A. (1994). Mergers and Malls. Journal of Industrial Economics, 42(4), 419–428.

MLA Style

Beggs, A. “Mergers and Malls.” Journal of Industrial Economics, vol. 42, no. 4, 1994, pp. 419–28.

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Beggs, A. 1994. “Mergers and Malls.” Journal of Industrial Economics 42 (4): 419–28.
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Publisher:: Blackwell Publishing
Journal:: Journal of Industrial Economics More from this journal
Volume:: 42
Issue:: 4
Pages:: 419 - 428
Publication date:: 1994-01-01
ISSN:: 0022-1821

Language:: English
UUID:: uuid:f5525719-c14c-4828-8ccd-7aadf618e53e
Local pid:: oai:economics.ouls.ox.ac.uk:12728
Deposit date:: 2011-08-15
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_f5525719c14c48288ccd7aadf618e53e

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Copyright date:: 1994

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