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Which of the following is NOT a possible consequence of takeover defenses? Takeover defenses:
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provide managers greater job security.
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may start a bidding war for the firm’s shares.
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change the firm’s legal status from public to private.& Y" L7 W7 [# \9 F7 v- R: j3 y
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/ `+ V/ ^7 H) X$ x& Tforce the acquirer to negotiate directly with the firm’s Board of Directors.% j# S$ U; @& E
Question:37 - 27901
o5 n* M9 z2 G0 {& v/ aWhich of the following statements regarding internal capital markets is FALSE?
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Political obstacles are likely to exist in efficiently allocating resources.
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* Z+ x0 p) c- ?+ ^0 _Management can channel free cash flow from mature business lines to high growth ventures.! V* k: M, v* c( p! J8 O& `
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2 O2 C4 S& S" \- R5 C2 r- {5 o. OThe firm can credibly signal the quality of new ventures.
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! I& z+ p6 Q! [! W0 QThe firm can save money by not issuing securities in the capital markets.
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Overestimating the growth rate of a firm in using a valuation model would result in a value that is likely to be:0 J, g# |- z0 V8 D, ^+ N
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too low.
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can't tell from this information.
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too high.2 T0 O/ o) U4 d' s" O
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very accurate.
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Question:39 - 9849
" t. \" m4 s- l S* q& LThe goal of asset valuation, based on the expected future cash flows of an asset, is to establish an asset’s:
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future value.
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intrinsic value.
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market value.
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$ w+ i `( d* DRoger Miller is the CEO of MetaCorp. MetaCorp is attempting to implement a strategic plan to establish a sustainable competitive advantage. The main thrust of the plan is to achieve a market share of at least 18 percent. Miller hires a strategy consultant to review the plan. The consultant concludes that MetaCorp’s strategic plan is inadequate. Which of the following is a likely reason for the consultant’s conclusion?
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An 18 percent market share is sufficient to create a sustainable competitive advantage.2 ?, s) H ~! l
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g0 V0 D2 m% f) B- M* zAn 18 percent market share is too large to create a sustainable competitive advantage.& X( O) K# G- F2 |6 `
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2 d; t+ [* L* W0 K. ~; ~Market share goals are not a competitive strategy. S4 ?7 [0 L. J Z- q6 ^) C
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The market share goal must be considered in relation to the number of competitors.
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