In order for corporate diversification to be economically valuable
A) there must be som...
Business, 07.03.2020 05:57, Camobarbie2367
In order for corporate diversification to be economically valuable
A) there must be some valuable economy of scope among the multiple businesses in whicha firm is operating and it must be more costly for managers in a firm to realize theseeconomies of scope than for outside equity holders on their own.
B) there must not be any valuable economy of scope among the multiple businesses inwhich a firm is operating and it must be less costly for managers in a firm to realize theseeconomies of scope than for outside equity holders on their own.
C) there must be some valuable economy of scope among the multiple businesses in whicha firm is operating and it must be less costly for managers in a firm to realize theseeconomies of scope than for outside equity holders on their own.
D) there must not be any valuable economy of scope among the multiple businesses inwhich a firm is operating and it must be more costly for managers in a firm to realize theseeconomies of scope than for outside equity holders on their own
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