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Anchoring on the acquisition premium decisions of others

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  • Shavin Malhotra
  • Pengcheng Zhu
  • Taco H. Reus

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  • Shavin Malhotra & Pengcheng Zhu & Taco H. Reus, 2015. "Anchoring on the acquisition premium decisions of others," Strategic Management Journal, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 36(12), pages 1866-1876, December.
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