A Primary Reason for Why Mergers and Acquisitions Sometimes Fail

Multiple Choice

A primary reason for why mergers and acquisitions sometimes fail is due to the

A) misinterpretation of the cultural differences, like employee disenchantment and low morale, differences in management styles and operating procedures, and operations integration decision mistakes.
B) execution of functional and integration activity, while sustaining and capitalizing on the combined sources of revenue.
C) development of effective integration plans conducive to employee satisfaction.
D) advertising message detailing the merger announcement.
E) creation of management-employee programs in order to foster better communication.