Studies Have Shown That Acquiring Firm Shareholders Tend to Realize

question 11

Multiple Choice

Studies have shown that acquiring firm shareholders tend to realize minimal gains,if any,due to

• A)the target firm and acquiring firm being too similar in size.
• B)the target firm's being acquired for less than their true value.
• C)merger gains being underestimated.
• D)overinflated synergy estimates.
• E)negative purchase premiums.

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