Entering new markets through acquisitions of companies with new products is not risk-free, especially if acquisition becomes a substitute for:
A) market discipline.
B) innovation.
C) risk analysis.
D) international diversification.

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Acquiring companies for their new products can stifle a company's own innovation efforts, as they may rely on acquisitions instead of developing new products internally.

Entering New Markets Through Acquisitions of Companies with New Products