"Other People's Money"

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This paper presents a brief examination of this movie about a company takeover and the people affected by this move. The writer first gives a summary of the events that take place in the movie then looks at the film from three different angles - "issues", "principles" and "analysis".

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"The film Other People's Money (1991) presents a situation in which an arbitrageur named Larry the Liquidator has his eye on a small company as a takeover target. Larry takes over companies that are failing or in financial peril, breaks them up and sells the parts, strips them of their assets, and closes down what is left. He is a villain to those whose companies are his targets, of course, but he is also personable and in many ways reasonable about his acquisitions. In addition, he is only doing what he does in companies whose management has left itself open to such action."

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