The Justification for the Benefits of Diversification from Mergers Include

question 38

Multiple Choice

The justification for the benefits of diversification from mergers include all of the following except

• A) tax loss benefits.
• B) lower cost of debt or increased debt capacity.
• C) direct risk reduction.
• D) liquidity enhancement.

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