The Takeover Process
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| The increasing number of merger activity during the past two decades is related to the 10 powerful change forces #1 | Technological Change
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| The 2nd powerful change force | Economies of scale, economies of scope, complementarity, and the need to catch up technologically.
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| The 3rd power change force | Globalization and freer trade(General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade(GATT)
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| The 4th power change force | Changes in industrial organization
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| The 5th power change force | New industries
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| The 6th power change force | Deregulation and regulation
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| The 7th power change force | Favorable economic and financial conditions for much of the past two decades.
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| The 8th power change force | Negative trends in certain individual economies and industries
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| The 9th power change force | Widening inequalities in income and wealth
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| The 10th power change force | Relatively high valuations for equities during the 1990s
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| Technological change | #1 change force. Includes computers, computer services, software, servers, and many advances in information systems, including the internet.
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| Globalization and freer trade | #3 change force. Improvement in communications and transportation have created a global economy. Nations have adopted international agreements such as the General Agreement and Tariffs and Trade(GATT).
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| Deregulation and regulation | #6 change force. euro was launched in 1999 and became the sole currency for the 12 participating member states in 2002, continuing to result in an opening of boundaries & restrictions through Europe. competition produced deregulation in major industries.
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