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Cost Inefficiency, Size of Firms, and Takeovers
This study, using the Cox proportional hazards model, finds that the risk of takeover rises with cost inefficiency. It also finds that a firm faces a significantly higher risk of takeover if its cost performance lags behind its industry benchmark. These findings, moreover, appear to be remarkably st
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