Which of the Following Conditions Could Lead an Organization to Enter

question 172

Multiple Choice

Which of the following conditions could lead an organization to enter into a new business through internal development rather than through acquisition?

• A) It is expected that there will be slow retaliation from incumbents.
• B) The acquiring organization has information that the selling organization is weak.
• C) The number of bidders to acquire the organization for sale is low.
• D) The condition of the economy is poor.

Comprehend the concept of function composition and its application.

Understand the concept of transformations applied to exponential functions.

Understand the differences between primary and secondary markets.

Comprehend the role and functions of investment banks in primary markets.

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Definitions:

Discrete Variable

A variable that can take on a countable number of distinct values and cannot take on every value within its range.

Discrete Random Variable

A variable that can take on a countable number of distinct values, often associated with experiments that have a finite set of possible outcomes.

Discrete Random Variable

A variable that assumes a countable number of distinct values, with each value associated with a certain probability.

Discrete Probability Distribution

A discrete probability distribution outlines the probabilities of outcomes for discrete random variables, where outcomes are countable.