Traditionally, leveraged buyouts were used as a restructuring strategy to correct managerial mistakes or because the firm's managers were making decisions that primarily served their own interests rather than those of the shareholders.

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Leveraged buyouts have historically been used as a means to correct managerial mistakes or address conflicts of interest between managers and shareholders.

Traditionally, Leveraged Buyouts Were Used as a Restructuring Strategy to Correct