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A) through reduced disclosure to outside parties.
B) by the ability to not report losses to investors.
C) by the ability to increase pay to managers without shareholders being aware.
D) through the ability to reinvest cash in dividends to shareholders.
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A) focusing on mature, low-technology businesses.
B) a "random walk" of good luck in picking firms to buy.
C) seeking out high technology firms in high-growth industries.
D) a top management team that is not constrained by preestablished ideas of how the firm's portfolio should be developed.
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A) create value.
B) reduce value.
C) are value-neutral.
D) are managerial motives to diversify.
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A) related constrained
B) related linked
C) unrelated
D) dominant
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A) value-creating.
B) value-neutral.
C) value-reducing.
D) value-diversifying.
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A) Market for corporate control
B) Board of directors
C) Surveillance technologies
D) Executive compensation practices
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A) corporate headquarters can allocate capital according to more specific criteria than is possible with external market allocations.
B) corporate headquarters has more complete information about the subsidiary businesses than the external capital market.
C) the firm can acquire other firms with innovative products instead of allocating capital to research and development.
D) corporate headquarters can more effectively discipline underperforming management teams through resource allocation than can the external market.
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A) sharing; core competencies
B) sharing; activities
C) transferring; core competencies
D) transferring; activities
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A) liquid financial assets for which investments in current businesses are no longer economically viable.
B) liquid financial assets that for tax purposes must be reinvested in the firm if not distributed as dividends to shareholders.
C) the profits resulting after a restructured firm has been sold.
D) dividends distributed to shareholders that are taxed as capital gains.
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