The Failure of Empirical Research to Find Unambiguous Evidence That

question 28

Multiple Choice

The failure of empirical research to find unambiguous evidence that related diversification outperforms unrelated evidence points to:

• A)The fact that firm performance is the outcome of many factors of which diversification strategy is only one.
• B)Reverse causation: it may be that poorly performing firms are more likely to take the risk of unrelated diversification.
• C)Difficulties in determining whether diversification is related or unrelated.
• D)All of these.

---

Definitions:

Breach Client Confidences

The unauthorized disclosure of confidential information shared by a client in a professional setting, undermining trust and ethical standards.

Written Permission

A formal authorization, documented in writing, allowing specific actions to be carried out or information to be disclosed.

Confidentiality

Confidentiality is the principle of maintaining secrecy and privacy regarding information shared in a trusted context, such as between a therapist and client.

Clinical Competence

The ability of healthcare professionals to effectively perform their duties and provide high-quality care to patients.