Which of the Following Statements About Who Receives the Net

question 31

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about who receives the net value changes in a merger or acquisition is true?

• A)If the acquirer purchases the target firm at a price greater than the one that existed before the acquirer entered the picture, then the target firm shareholders will receive all of the
• Merger benefits.
• B)If the acquirer purchases the target firm at a price that is equal to the value of all the net merger benefits, then all the benefits accrue to the target shareholders, and the
• Shareholders of the acquiring firm are indifferent.
• C)If the acquirer purchases the target firm at a price that is equal to the value of all the net merger benefits, then all the benefits accrue to the target shareholders, and the
• Shareholders of the acquiring firm lose money.
• D)If the acquirer purchases the target at the price that existed before the acquirer entered the picture, then all gains and losses associated with the acquisition accrue to the target firm's
• Shareholders.

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Definitions:

Oligopolistic Collusion

When a few firms in an oligopoly market secretly agree to fix prices, limit production, or divide markets among themselves to reduce competition and increase profits.

Unstable Demand Conditions

A situation in which the demand for goods or services experiences frequent and unpredictable fluctuations.

Secret Price Cuts

Price reductions on goods or services that are not publicly advertised or disclosed to all customers.

Less Attractive

This describes a decrease in appeal or desirability of an object, person, or concept compared to another.