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Types of Operational Relatedness, Core Business Industry,and Performance

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In the second major analysis of this study, I pay particular attention to two issues that are important to a more comprehensive understanding of the diversificationperformance linkage. These issues had to be neglected in the meta-analyses given the lack of respective empirical material that could be used for contingency variable analysis: effects of types of relatedness and effects of industry. In addition, I add to the analysis a market-based performance measure that promises greatest possible content validity in terms of capturing synergy realization: Berger and Ofek’s excess value measure which can indicate whether a multibusiness firm trades at the so-called diversification discount.

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Pils, F. (2009). Types of Operational Relatedness, Core Business Industry,and Performance. In: Diversification, Relatedness, and Performance. Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8181-3_3

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