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Theory and Evidence on Mergers and Acquisitions by Small and Medium Enterprises
The theory of mergers and acquisitions (MA are more likely to be withdrawn, suggesting that SMEs are more flexible, and more able to avoid deals that turn sour; and, finally, SME M&As are more likely to be financed with equity rather than debt, indicating that the influential financial pecking order theory is of less relevance to SMEs.
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