When is a bargain price for an existing business not a good deal for the buyer?
A)When the seller intends to open a competing business in the same locality.
B)When the business is losing money.
C)When the neighbourhood is deteriorating.
D)All of the above.

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All of the options listed can negatively impact the potential success of the business, making a bargain price not a good deal. A competing business by the seller, a loss-making business, or a deteriorating neighborhood can all reduce the business's value and future profitability.

When Is a Bargain Price for an Existing Business Not