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Card 16

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When businesses from different industries or markets join together

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Card 17

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When a company person or persons buys enough shares in another company to take control

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Card 18

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When a board of directors recommends a potential bid to its shareholders

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Card 19

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When a board of directors does not recommend a potential bid to its shareholders

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Card 20

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When two businesses in exactly the same market join together. Both must be at the same stage of production

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Card 21

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When two businesses in a similar market or industry join together. Both must be at the same stage production

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Card 22

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When two businesses in a similar market or industry join together. Both must be at different stages in the chain of production

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Card 23

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This occurs when a business further forward in the chain of production buys a business that is further back in the chain

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Card 24

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This occurs when a business further back in the chain of production buys a business that is further forward in the chain

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Card 25

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Benefits gained to a business of increased output or increased size. This is usually shown in terms of a reduction of costs per unit

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