A general model for corporate acquisition law

Article Abstract:

A libertarian economist's norms for corporate acquisition law are discussed, including the perspective of parties and third parties to the transaction and the economy-wide perspective. A policy goal of preventing negative externalization is included.

Acquisitions and mergers

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The unfairness of applying lack of marketability discounts to determine fair value in dissenters' rights cases

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The author criticizes application of 'lack of marketability discounts' to dissenting shareholders of closely held corporations seeking appraisal. Inconsistent state cases dealing with the issue of discounts are discussed.

Minority stockholders

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The private sale of corporate control: a myth dethroned

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The author discusses the difficulties of understanding laws regulating private sale of corporate control. Topics include methods of analyzing private sales and methods of intervention, where appropriate.

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