Research Comparing Concentric with Conglomerate Diversification Concludes That

question 72

Multiple Choice

Research comparing concentric with conglomerate diversification concludes that

• A)conglomerate diversification is always less profitable than concentric diversification.
• B)concentric diversification is always less profitable than conglomerate diversification.
• C)the relationship between relatedness and performance is curvilinear.
• D)neither concentric nor conglomerate diversification are ever profitable.
• E)for optimum effectiveness both conglomerate and concentric diversification should be utilized in tandem.

Understand the principles of asset impairment and how to record it.

Prepare journal entries for transactions involving intangible assets including purchase, amortization, and impairment.

Analyze and record goodwill in business acquisition transactions.

Understand the general population trends and movements within specific geographic regions.

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