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Quiz 5: How to Form a Business
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Question 281
Multiple Choice
Intercontinental Provisions, a specialty grocery store, is considering a conglomerate merger with a company that makes storage solutions. A likely reason is
Question 282
Multiple Choice
Kooky Cookies Corporation purchased the Crazy Cookie Company. Although this was initially an acquisition, the merging of these two businesses was a ________ merger. Kooky Cookies went on to purchase several baking product companies. Joining forces with some of its suppliers would represent a ________ merger.
Question 283
Multiple Choice
A(n) ________ is an arrangement whereby someone with a proven idea for a business sells the rights to use the business model, to sell a product or service to others in a given territory.
Question 284
Multiple Choice
Foreign investment in U.S. companies continues to be strong. When Belgian-based In-Bev purchased the largest beer company in the U.S., Anheuser-Busch, this action constituted a(n) ________ with a negotiated selling price of $52 billion.
Question 285
Multiple Choice
The difference between a merger and an acquisition is
Question 286
Multiple Choice
Kevin is a major stockholder in Professional Transmission Services (PTS) , a nationwide network of transmission repair shops founded in 1975 by his father. Currently, PTS stock is sold on the open market, but Kevin has talked to several relatives about his desire to get all of the PTS stock back in his family's hands. Kevin is interested in ________.
Question 287
Multiple Choice
When investors successfully take a firm private, the company's stock is
Question 288
Multiple Choice
Silver Screen Pictures, Inc. recently bought Superstar Entertainment, Inc. for an undisclosed amount of money. It now owns all of Superstar Entertainment's properties and obligations. This is an example of a(n)
Question 289
Multiple Choice
Hidden Valley Communications, Inc., located in a remote area of Utah, made a special device that was used in LTE phones. After three years of local operations, the company that employed 4,000 people was planning to close its Utah operation and move the assembly offshore. Under the direction of a financial services company that financed the deal, the employees agreed to become owners of the company and continue to operate the business. The business concept that describes this arrangement is
Question 290
Multiple Choice
An attempt by employees, management, or a group of investors to purchase an organization primarily through borrowing is called a(n)
Question 291
Multiple Choice
A(n) ________ is a company that has a proven business model and is willing to sell the rights to use the business model to others so that they can sell the same product or service within a given territory.
Question 292
Multiple Choice
A person who buys the right to use a business name and sell a product within a given territory is called a
Question 293
Multiple Choice
A merger involving a software producer and a clothing manufacturer is an example of a ________ merger.
Question 294
Multiple Choice
A franchise can be formed
Question 295
Multiple Choice
A merger involving a commercial bakery and a grocery retailer would be an example of a ________ merger.
Question 296
Multiple Choice
The strategy of investors who are attempting a leveraged buyout is to
Question 297
Multiple Choice
One result of taking a firm private is
Question 298
Multiple Choice
If a group of stockholders or management obtain all the stock of a previously publicly traded firm for themselves, this is referred to as
Question 299
Multiple Choice
When two firms which do not participate in the same industries, for example, a software company and a fast food restaurant company, decide to merge, the result is called a ________ merger.