Multiple Choice
The key drivers of diversification for most of the 20th century were:
A) Shareholder value maximization
B) The quest for growth and risk reduction
C) The desire to escape mature sectors and enter new,technology-based industries
D) The quest to exploit economies of scope.
Correct Answer:

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