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    An Acquisition Is a Transaction in Which a Firm Buys
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An Acquisition Is a Transaction in Which a Firm Buys

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Question 37

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An acquisition is a transaction in which a firm buys another firm with the intention of creating value by buying and selling the acquired firm's assets in the external markets.

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