A) $36.92
B) $37.30
C) $37.87
D) $39.19
E) $39.29
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A) Joint venture
B) Going-private transaction
C) Conglomerate
D) Subsidiary
E) Leveraged buyout
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A) the excess of the purchase price over the fair market value of the target firm be recorded as a one-time expense on the income statement of the acquiring firm.
B) goodwill be amortized on a yearly basis for financial statement purposes.
C) the equity of the acquiring firm be reduced by the excess of the purchase price over the fair market value of the target firm.
D) the assets of the target firm be recorded at their fair market value on the balance sheet of the acquiring firm.
E) the excess amount paid for the target firm be recorded as a tangible asset on the books of the acquiring firm.
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A) The continuity of equity interest
B) A business purpose, other than avoiding taxes, for the acquisition
C) The obtainment of equity shares in the acquirer by the target firm's shareholders
D) A cash payment to the target firm's shareholders
E) An exchange that is considered to be of equal value
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A) reducing the number of management personnel required.
B) lowering office costs by combining job functions.
C) allocating fixed overhead across a wider range of products.
D) benefiting from economies of scale when purchasing raw materials.
E) increasing the firm's market share.
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A) $107,270
B) $48,770
C) $54,300
D) $68,700
E) $63,730
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A) $887
B) $1,011
C) $920
D) $367
E) $1,046
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A) create excessive synergy in almost all situations.
B) lower systematic risk and increase the value of the firm.
C) benefit the firm by eliminating unsystematic risk.
D) benefit the shareholders by providing otherwise unobtainable diversification.
E) generally not add any value to the firm.
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A) proxy contest.
B) management buyout.
C) vertical acquisition.
D) leveraged buyout.
E) unfriendly takeover.
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A) $49,000
B) $50,300
C) $57,300
D) $65,500
E) $72,400
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A) Roofer and architect
B) Tennis court and pharmacy
C) Ski resort and golf course
D) Dry cleaner and insurance office
E) Trucking company and lawn service
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A) both acquiring and target firm's shareholders benefit approximately equally in most situations.
B) all involved shareholders tend to neither gain nor lose much as a result of these transactions.
C) only highly leveraged acquisitions produce any shareholder gains.
D) these transactions are financially beneficial to target shareholders.
E) acquiring firm's shareholders gain at the expense of the target firm's shareholders.
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A) conglomeration.
B) proxy contest.
C) merger.
D) management buyout.
E) consolidation.
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A) An increase in the earnings per share as a result of an acquisition will increase the price per share of the acquiring firm.
B) The price-earnings ratio must remain constant as a result of an acquisition that fails to create value.
C) If firm A acquires firm B then the number of shares in AB will equal the number of shares of A plus the number of shares of B.
D) The price-earnings ratio can decrease even when the net present value of a merger is equal to zero.
E) Diversification is one of the greatest benefits derived from an acquisition.
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A) The acquiring firm retains its identity and absorbs only the assets of the acquired firm.
B) The acquired firm is completely absorbed and ceases to exist as a separate legal entity.
C) A new firm is created that includes all the assets and liabilities of the acquiring firm plus the assets only of the acquired firm.
D) A new firm is created from the assets and liabilities of both the acquiring and acquired firms.
E) A merger reclassifies the acquired firm into a new entity that becomes a subsidiary of the acquiring firm.
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A) Bear hug
B) Poison put
C) Shark repellent
D) Dual class capitalization
E) Fair price provision
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A) $30.77
B) $31.00
C) $31.29
D) $31.74
E) $32.06
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A) Tender offer
B) Proxy contest
C) Going-private transaction
D) Merger
E) Consolidation
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A) $1,600
B) $800
C) $700
D) −$2,100
E) −$300
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A) increasing the depreciation expense.
B) using tax losses.
C) increasing surplus funds.
D) increasing the use of leverage.
E) increasing interest expense.
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