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The impact of vertical integration on the efficiency of companies in the emerging capital markets
[Влияние Вертикальной Интеграции На Эффективность Деятельности Компаний На Развивающихся Рынках Капитала]

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  • Cherkasova, Viktoria (Черкасова, Виктория)

    (National Research University Higher School of Economics)

  • Molchanov, Dmitriy (Молчалов, Дмитрий)

    (OOO "Gasoil")

  • Cherkasova, Elizaveta (Черкасова, Елизавета)

    (National Research University Higher School of Economics)

Abstract

The article reveals the influence of factors on the efficiency of vertical integration of companies in the emerging markets, is calculated as the Lerner index. The model, which allows to evaluate the effectiveness of a vertically integrated company, and in the case of disintegration. Studied empirical relationship profitability BRICS on the factors that determine it in the case of vertical integration, which has been tested on data for the years 2004-2012. Identify key significant factors across sectors and countries of BRICS. Conducting research will help understand whether there is a trend developing capital markets to reduce dependence on the effectiveness of the company a high degree of vertical integration.

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  • Cherkasova, Viktoria (Черкасова, Виктория) & Molchanov, Dmitriy (Молчалов, Дмитрий) & Cherkasova, Elizaveta (Черкасова, Елизавета), 2014. "The impact of vertical integration on the efficiency of companies in the emerging capital markets [Влияние Вертикальной Интеграции На Эффективность Деятельности Компаний На Развивающихся Рынках Кап," Ekonomicheskaya Politika / Economic Policy, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, vol. 4, pages 60-78.
    • Handle: RePEc:rnp:ecopol:ep1444
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