Answer:
acquisition
Merger
Explanation:
Acquisition is when a company purchases almost all the shares of another company in order to have full control over it. For companies that are distressed or are not able to operate as a going concern, such can put up the company for sale.
In acquisition, the buying company oftentimes retain its name which is already a brand , work and build on the strength of the old company in order to achieve returns. Companies acquire other companies in order to have large market shares and also to diversify their business operation.
One of the benefit of acquisition is that it gives room for fresh ideas due to coming together of different people and also brings people that are experts in their various fields. 
Merger is when two or more firms comes together to form a single entity.
Companies or firm merge in order to form an alliance and also send strong signals to other competitors.
Firms also merge in order to increase their financial capacity. This will enable them to be able to finance their business operations. They are also able to increase their asset base as a result of the merger.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
p = 59.11 dollars
Explanation:
Given
Price:     p(x) = 8eˣ      (0 ≤ x ≤ 2)
Revenue;  R = x*p = 8xeˣ
p = ?  when R be at maximum
We can apply
dR/dx = d(x*p)/dx = 0
⇒  d(8xeˣ)/dx = 8*(1*eˣ + x*eˣ) = 0
⇒  eˣ*(1 + x) = 0    ⇒    x = - 1
as x = - 1 ∉ [0, 2]
then, we have
p(0) = 8e⁰ = 8 
R = 0*8 = 0
If x = 1
p(1) = 8e¹ ≈ 21.74
R = 1*21.74 = 21.74
If x = 2
p(2) = 8e² ≈ 59.11
R = 2*59.11 = 118.22
Implies that, R(x) is maximum at x = 2.
    
Thus, the price that maximize the revenue of the company is 59.11 dollars.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
B) countries with higher GDP per person tend to have healthier environments.
Explanation:
According to the 2020 Environmental Performance Index (EPI) elaborated by Yale and Columbia universities, a strong positive correlation exists between high GDP per capita and healthier environments. There are a few exceptions to this correlation, in Asian (especially Arab) countries where GDP per capita might be high, but the vast majority of income is received by a vary small number of people. But in the rest of the world, a high GDP per capita generally results in healthier environments.