Failing and Merging as Competing Alternatives during Times of Financial Distress: Evidence from the Colombian Financial Crisis

José Eduardo Gómez-González; Juan Carlos Mendoza-Gutiérrez De Pi

Número:

588

Publicado:

Lunes, 1 Febrero 2010

Clasificación JEL:

G21, G33, C25

Palabras clave:

survival analysis, competing risk models, Colombia

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