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兼并,在国际上被认为是“双方都赢”的经济行为。然而,1992年,当效益好的昌黎酿酒总厂要兼并严重亏损、资不抵债的昌黎糖厂和昌黎啤酒厂进而组建昌黎地王集团的消息一传开,三厂的一部分干部和职工却都觉得不合算:兼并一方担心被亏损企业拖垮;被兼并一方怕落入“后娘”手中,被人吃掉还要受气。双方这种“不合算”的心态有没有道理?兼并该不该发生?这笔账该怎么算?实践作出了回答。
Mergers and acquisitions are considered internationally “economic wins for both parties”. However, in 1992, when the profitable Changli Brewere Plant merged with the Changli Sugar Factory and the Changli Brewery, which had serious losses and were insolvent, and then established the Changli Diwang Group, a portion of the officers and employees of the Three Factory were Feeling uneconomical: the merger party is worried about being dragged down by a loss-making company; the party that is merged is afraid that it will fall into the hands of “later mothers” and be eaten by others. Doesn’t it make sense for the “unfavorable” mentality of both parties? Should mergers and acquisitions not happen? How should this account be counted? Practice has answered.