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.

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