2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jinteco.2017.04.001
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The effects of domestic merger on exports: A case study of the 1998 Korean automobile industry

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“…This model introduces an optimal productivity system that has increased efficiency among food retailers and supermarkets. The introduced model is finally compared with the other three models, which shows its efficiency with good efficiency [18]. Shahiduzzaman et al (2014) examined the role of investment in information technology (IT) and described economic production and productivity in Australia for about four decades.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This model introduces an optimal productivity system that has increased efficiency among food retailers and supermarkets. The introduced model is finally compared with the other three models, which shows its efficiency with good efficiency [18]. Shahiduzzaman et al (2014) examined the role of investment in information technology (IT) and described economic production and productivity in Australia for about four decades.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 This is even more true for the empirical literature, where systematic evidence on the impact of a merger on the scale and scope of MPFs in domestic and foreign markets is missing. Existing evidence is very much limited to case studies and specific industries for either the domestic market (see Berry and Waldfogel (2001) and Sweeting (2010) for the radio sector) or the export market (see Ohashi and Toyama (2017) for the Korean automobile industry). Atalay et al (2020) documents within-firm adjustments using a sample of 61 mergers compiled by combining the SDC Platinum M&A database with the Nielsen Retail Scanner database, restricting their analysis to sales in U.S. grocery and drug stores.…”
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confidence: 99%