Which of the following are generally not considered motives for mergers?
A) Desire to achieve economies of scale
B) Desire to achieve economies of scope
C) Desire to achieve antitrust regulatory approval
D) Strategic realignment
E) Desire to purchase undervalued assets

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Desire to achieve antitrust regulatory approval is not generally considered a motive for mergers, as it is a regulatory requirement that companies must meet in order to proceed with a merger. The other choices are commonly cited reasons for pursuing a merger.

Which of the Following Are Generally Not Considered Motives for Mergers