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Do Conglomerate firms allocate resources inefficiently across industries ? theory and evidence

Maksimovic, Vojislav - ; Gordon Phillips - ;

We develop a profit-maximizing neoclassical model of optimal firm size and growth across different industries based on differences in industry fundamentals and firm productivity. In the model, a conglomerate discount is consistent with profit maximization. The model predicts how conglomerate firms will allocate resources across divisions over the business cycle and how their responses to industry shocks will differ from those of single-segment firms. Using plant level data, we find that growth and investment of conglomerate and single-segment firms is related to fundamental industry factors and individual segment level productivity. The majority of conglomerate firms exhibit growth across industry segments that is consistent with optimal behavior..Printed Journal


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PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
Penerbit: The American Finance Association
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ISBN/ISSN221082
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