New research questions toehold effectiveness in multi-round takeover auctions

A new paper published on arXiv explores the effectiveness of toeholds in multi-round takeover auctions. The research suggests that while toeholds can increase a bidder's willingness to bid higher, their ability to deter rivals is diminished in auctions with multiple rounds. This finding could explain why toeholds are less common in practice than theoretical models predict. The study also highlights potential inconsistencies in economic game solver outputs and identifies which solvers are best suited for such complex auction scenarios. AI

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