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Gwar [14]
3 years ago
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Research suggests that, on average, acquisitions increased the market value of target firms by about ________ percent and ______

__. A. 50; left the market value of the bidding firms unchanged B. 25; left the market value of the bidding firms unchanged C. 50; increased the market value of the bidding firms by 25 percent D. 25; increased the market value of the bidding firms by 15 percent
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1 answer:
denpristay [2]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

B. 25; left the market value of the bidding firms unchanged.

Explanation:

Research suggests that, on average, acquisitions increased the market value of target firms by 25% and left the market value of the bidding firms unchanged.

This simply means, a target firm's market value increases by 25 percent as soon as a bidding firm shows interest in acquiring or buying it while the bidding firm' market value remains the same.

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