The Five Types of Unrelated Diversification That May Create Value

question 9

Multiple Choice

The five types of unrelated diversification that may create value are:

• A)stakeholder value,family conglomerates,synergistic,escape,capacity-based
• B)triple bottom line,family feud,opportunistic,escape,capability-based
• C)shareholder value,family conglomerates,opportunistic,escape,capability-based
• D)shareholder value,family confederations,synergistic,evasion,capacity-based

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Definitions:

Root Hair Plexus

A network of root hair cells that increases a plant's surface area for water and nutrient absorption from the soil.

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The loss of the sense of smell, either total or partial.

Sense of Smell

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