In acquisitions, managers do not become involved in:
A)preparing for negotiations
B)managing the integration process after the acquisition is completed
C)searching for viable acquisition candidates
D)monitoring the movements of competitors

Question

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Monitoring the movements of competitors is crucial for managers in order to identify potential acquisition candidates and to make informed business decisions. Therefore, managers do become involved in monitoring competitors, making options A, B, and C incorrect.

In Acquisitions, Managers Do Not Become Involved In