The transaction value of a merger is:
A) the amount that the acquiring firm paid for the target.
B) the value of the target to the acquiring firm.
C) the increase in value that the acquiring firm realizes as a result of the merger or acquisition.
D) the difference in the target's value to the acquiring firm and the price the acquiring firm paid for the target.
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