Takeover Constraint Describes

question 36

Multiple Choice

Takeover constraint describes

• A) constraints placed by the firm on raiders who want to take over the firm.
• B) legal constraints that limit the ability of the raiders to acquire a firm.
• C) provisions in the charter of a company that prevents it from attempting a takeover of other companies.
• D) the risk of being acquired by a hostile raider.

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