One Problem with Becoming Too Large Is That Large Firms

question 66

Multiple Choice

One problem with becoming too large is that large firms:

• A) tend to have less market power.
• B) have less potential for economies of scale.
• C) become attractive takeover targets.
• D) usually increase bureaucratic controls.

Understand and compare major theories of language development in children, including criticisms.

Recognize the differences in cognitive processing between adults and adolescents.

Describe neonates' sensory abilities (vision, taste, smell, and hearing).

Define and explain the significance of object permanence, egocentrism, and the stages of operational thought.

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Definitions:

Required Return

The return a investor expects to earn on an investment, taking into account the risk associated with it.

Selling

The act of offering goods or services in exchange for money or other compensation.

Dividend

A portion of a company's earnings distributed to shareholders as a return on their investment.

Constant

An unchanging value in an equation or model, or a fixed value that does not vary over time.