It is generally believed that LBOs (leveraged buyouts) occur because of:
A) managerial mistakes or self-interest.
B) poor performance.
C) lack of managerial knowledge and expertise.
D) changes in the competitive environment.

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LBOs often occur due to managerial mistakes or self-interest, as they can be a way to restructure a company and improve its performance by changing management practices or addressing inefficiencies.

It Is Generally Believed That LBOs (Leveraged Buyouts) Occur Because