Which of the following is a combination of firms that sell different, but somewhat related, products?

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A product extension merger is when firms selling different, but somewhat related, products come together. The other options are: A) vertical merger is when firms in the same industry but different stages of production merge, B) conglomerate merger is when firms in unrelated industries merge, and D) market extension merger is when firms selling the same or similar products merge to expand into new markets.

Which of the Following Is a Combination of Firms That