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A Study Of Resources M&A In The Sixth M&A Surge

Posted on:2008-08-01Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J ZhaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2189360215950475Subject:International Trade
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From the 19th century to the 20th century, world had experienced five significant M&A waves. In the beginning of the 21st century, as global economy recovering steadily, the sixth M&A wave is gradually sweeping into. In this M&A surge, a great deal of M&A happened in resources field instead of the former heat sector, e.g. telecommunication or financial area. On the other hand, as emerging market growing up integrally, the M&A in emerging market has significantly increased.Having sorted out the M&A theory and reviewed former five M&A waves, the article carefully analysis the motivation, features and development trend in the sixth M&A wave, It uses Cournot model to study the relationship between resources M&A and the pricing power of resources-based commodity. It also takes Chinese M&A market as an emerging country represent, giving some policy proposals as a theoretical basis to help China take full advantage of the sixth M&A surge.The article concerns that the most important motivation of resources M&A is to obtain the pricing power of resources-based commodity. The model proves that, with M&A, the resources-imported state can increase its self-support rate, update technology, and finally obtain the pricing power. China, as the emerging market represent, has confronted many difficulties along the M&A progress, such as political obstacle, improper opportunity, lack of information and insufficient integration. The article suggests that we should create a favorable policy environment, constitute specific M&A strategy, perfect corresponding regulation system and attach importance to resources integration. Only in this way can we help the government and companies to obtain more interests.
Keywords/Search Tags:Industry monopoly, The sixth M&A surge, Pricing power, Scarce resources, Resources M&A
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