A merger involving the purchase of a specific product line, rather than the whole company is
A) a selective lines merger.
B) a variation of the strategic merger.
C) a financial merger.
D) an operating merger.

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A variation of the strategic merger involves acquiring specific assets or product lines that align with the acquiring company's strategic goals, rather than purchasing the entire company.

A Merger Involving the Purchase of a Specific Product Line