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Business, 23.11.2019 04:31, Ellafrederick

An investor is analyzing two firms in the same industry. she is looking for long term performance from her investment. both firms are basically identical except one firm is involved in substantial downsizing and the other firm is undertaking aggressive downscoping. the investor should invest in thea. downscoping firm because the higher debt load will discipline managers to act in shareholders’ best interests. b.downscoping firm because it will be focusing on the firm’s core businesses. c.downsizing firm because it will be making decisions based on tactical strategies. d.downsizing firm because it is eliminating employees who are essentially ""dead weight"" and are dragging down the firm’s profitability.

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