Successful Unrelated Diversification Through Restructuring Is Typically Accomplished By

question 26

Multiple Choice

Successful unrelated diversification through restructuring is typically accomplished by:

• A) focusing on mature, low-technology businesses.
• B) a "random walk" of good luck in picking firms to buy.
• C) seeking out high technology firms in high-growth industries.
• D) a top management team that is not constrained by preestablished ideas of how the firm's portfolio should be developed.

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