The Options for Allocating a Diversified Company's Financial Resources Include

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Multiple Choice

The options for allocating a diversified company's financial resources include:

• A) making acquisitions to establish positions in new businesses or to complement existing businesses.
• B) investing in ways to strengthen or grow existing businesses.
• C) funding long-range R&D ventures aimed at opening market opportunities in new or existing businesses.
• D) paying off existing debt,increasing dividends,building cash reserves,or repurchasing shares of the company's stock.
• E) All of these.

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