In a Merger,what Happens to the Property of the Absorbed

question 37

Multiple Choice

In a merger,what happens to the property of the absorbed corporation?

• A) It must be sold and distributed to the absorbed corporation's shareholders.
• B) It must be held in trust for at least one year to satisfy claims of creditors.
• C) It must be held in trust for at least six months to satisfy claims of creditors.
• D) It must be placed within the jurisdiction of the secretary of state for at least one year in order to satisfy claims of creditors.
• E) None of these.

Recognize the significance of ethical behavior within organizations.

Identify the benefits associated with ethical behavior and corporate social responsibility.

Understand the challenges and implications of unethical behavior in organizations.

Recognize the role of ethical leadership and the influence of supervisors on ethical culture.

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Definitions:

Factor Model

A way of decomposing the factors that influence a security’s rate of return into common (systematic) and firm-specific influences.

Firm-specific Events

Events that directly affect a company's operations, financial performance, or stock price, independent of the market or economic conditions.

Macroeconomic Events

Large-scale economic events that affect the economy on a national or global level, such as inflation, unemployment, or fiscal policies.

Unsystematic Risk

The segment of risk that is unique to a specific company or industry, also known as diversifiable risk, which can be mitigated through diversification.