Case study the google ipo

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Case Study: Google IPO, by Matthias Hild for University of Virginia, No. UV3867

Regardless of the method used, do you think Google should go public? What are the pros and cons arguments?

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This question basically belongs to Finance and it explains about the case study The Google IPO. The case study is about Google going public in the year 2004. The question is about regardless of the method used, should Google go public and discusses the pros and cons of it.

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