Organizational Efficiency and Monopoly Power : The case of French Industrial Groups

Encaoua, David;Jacquemin, Alexis
(1981) , 35 pages

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  • Encaoua, DavidUniversity of Paris I
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  • Jacquemin, AlexisUCLouvain
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(en) The phenomenon of corporate group is a familiar characteristic of European, Canadian and Japanese industrial organization. It is a situation where a number of industrial companies, though legally autonomous, act under common control. The controlling corporation, usually known as the parent or head company and the controlled corporations - its subsidiaries or affiliates - constitute together the industrial group.
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Encaoua, D., & Jacquemin, A. (1981). Organizational Efficiency and Monopoly Power : The case of French Industrial Groups (Working Papers Institut des sciences économiques 8110). https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/278836