for now a link and a quote:
"We show that the improvement in the average productivity of plants following spin-offs is driven primarily by improvements in the productivity of plants continuing with the parent firm, and not from productivity improvements in plants belonging to the spun-off entity.
However, contrary to the speculation in the existing literature, we document that plants that are spun-off do not perform worse than those belonging to the parent prior to the spin-off: in fact, plants in the spun-off entity perform better than the parent plants prior to the spin-off."
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Jim -- Can you email me (see my site for my email)? I couldn't find your email on this site.
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