Análise Da Fusão Azul-Trip Sob a Ótica Dos Ganhos De Eficiência

Castro, Kleber Pacheco de; Salgado, Lucia Helena; Marinho, Alexandre

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“…In Brazil, Borba and Murcia (2005), Murcia and Borba (2009), Rover et al (2009), Silva et al (2015), Grejo et al (2016), Paraboni et al (2019) Castro et al (2019) are examples of studies that investigated the problem related to the sunk cost effect. Like most Brazilian studies, such research worked with hypothetical situations in investigating the various aspects related to the sunk cost effect.…”

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A behavior analysis of brazilian farmers based on sunk cost effects and prospect theory

Leal¹,

Queiroz²,

Rodrigues³

2020

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Purpose: identify whether the sunk cost effect is one of the reasons that make banana producers in Espírito Santo, a Brazilian state, make decisions that involve returning home with unsold production. Methodology/Approach: It is an exploratory and descriptive study of multiple cases. The object of study was 17 banana producers from Espírito Santo, who sell their products in Supply Centers of Espírito Santo (CEASA). Data collection was carried out through interviews Findings: The results found demonstrate that producers are reluctant to sell below cost price, noting that there is an influence of sunk costs in their decisions. Another finding is that the fear of loss, which is one of the pillars of the Prospect Theory, also influences the decisions of producers, in the sense of trying to avoid future losses Research Limitation: the methodology used does not allow inferences about the behavior of all producers. Originality/Value of paper: This study confirms that knowledge of costs in the decision-making process is fundamental in any business, since if producers were not influenced by the sunk cost effect, they would probably have better results in this activity.

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confidence: 99%

A behavior analysis of brazilian farmers based on sunk cost effects and prospect theory

Leal¹,

Queiroz²,

Rodrigues³

2020

Rev. Prod. Desenvolv.

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Prevaluating efficiency gains from potential mergers and acquisitions in the financial industry with the Resample Past–Present–Future data envelopment analysis approach

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Due to the trend of global economic globalization and financial technology innovation, Taiwan's financial industry is facing greater challenges and competition. This research uses the Resample Slacks‐Based Measure and Merger Potential Gains model, which is different from postmerger efficiency evaluation, and uses the concept of premerger evaluations to analyze the technical efficiencies of 14 financial holding banks in Taiwan from 2015 to 2019. The results show that there are positive and postmerger efficiency gains, and there is no guarantee that there will be efficiency gains for financial holding company after the merger.

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An Analysis of the Effects on Rail Operational Efficiency Due to a Merger between Brazilian Rail Companies: The Case of RUMO-ALL

2020

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Mergers between companies are motivated by synergy effects that can improve profitability. On February 11, 2015, the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade) approved, the merger between America Latina Logística (ALL), the largest railroad transport company in Brazil and Rumo Logistics (RUMO), an operator with national impact with restrictions, and formed a new entity RUMO-ALL. The approval of this merger suggested that there could be an increase in operational efficiency without compromising the competition. In this work, the operational efficiency of RUMO-ALL is evaluated using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) models for the return of adequate scale. Statistical tests of structural break are performed in order to understand if there are an ex-post merger effects on the operational efficiency after the expansion of the service. The results indicate that the rail service after the merger is efficient, but with marginal reduction of production with an increase of input, which is expected according to neoclassical economic theory for monopolies.

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Análise Da Fusão Azul-Trip Sob a Ótica Dos Ganhos De Eficiência

Cited by 3 publications

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A behavior analysis of brazilian farmers based on sunk cost effects and prospect theory

A behavior analysis of brazilian farmers based on sunk cost effects and prospect theory

Prevaluating efficiency gains from potential mergers and acquisitions in the financial industry with the Resample Past–Present–Future data envelopment analysis approach

An Analysis of the Effects on Rail Operational Efficiency Due to a Merger between Brazilian Rail Companies: The Case of RUMO-ALL

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