For the Purpose of Diversification, a Corporate-Level Cooperative Strategy May

question 44

Multiple Choice

For the purpose of diversification, a corporate-level cooperative strategy may be preferable to a merger or acquisition for all the following reasons EXCEPT:

• A) a host nation may forbid a merger or acquisition.
• B) opportunistic behaviors are less likely.
• C) cooperative strategies require fewer resources.
• D) cooperative strategies allow greater flexibility in diversifying the firm's portfolio.

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