Mergers and Acquisitions Differ from Greenfield Investments in That

question 35

Multiple Choice

Mergers and acquisitions differ from greenfield investments in that:

• A) greenfield investments are quicker to execute than mergers and acquisitions.
• B) greenfield investments are undertaken to take advantage of valuable strategic assets, such as brand loyalty and trademarks or patents, of a foreign competitor.
• C) the majority of FDI flows into developed nations are in the form of greenfield investments rather than mergers and acquisitions.
• D) the majority of FDI flows into developing nations is in the form of cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
• E) the percentage of mergers and acquisitions is lower than greenfield investments in developing nations.

Comprehend the significance of supervisors possessing or developing key skills such as human relations, technical, and conceptual skills.

Understand the supervisory function of leading and controlling, including the utilization of rewards and penalties.

Acknowledge the power dynamics and authority within the supervisory role and how it impacts relationships with subordinates.

Recognize the need for continuous learning and self-improvement for supervisors to remain effective.

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