Original paper
Something in Common: Competitive Dissimilarity and Performance of Rivals with Common Shareholders
Abstract
Economists have long held that bringing firms under the umbrella of a common ownership structure creates monopolistic conditions that reduce competition. We challenge this view by investigating competition between firms in a nuanced manner. We examine the competitive and performance implications of “common institutional ownership,” which occurs when an institutional investor owns a sizeable number of shares in two publicly traded firms. We argue...
Paper Details
Title
Something in Common: Competitive Dissimilarity and Performance of Rivals with Common Shareholders
Published Date
Feb 1, 2019
Volume
62
Issue
1
Pages
1 - 21
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