The Primary Difference Between a Merger and a Consolidation Is

question 40

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between a merger and a consolidation is that the _____ firm continues to exist in a _____ but not in a _____.

• A) target; consolidation; merger
• B) target; merger; consolidation
• C) acquiring firm; consolidation; merger
• D) acquiring firm; merger; consolidation
• E) joint venture; consolidation; merger

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Definitions:

Market Value

The existing value at which an asset or service might be traded in a commercial environment.

Available-For-Sale

A classification of financial assets indicating that they are not held for trading or long-term investment purposes, and their value can be adjusted based on market valuations.