Which of the following does not represent a primary motivation for business combinations?
a. Combinations as a vehicle for achieving rapid growth and competitiveness.
b. Cost savings through elimination of duplicate facilities and staff.
c. Quick entry for new and existing products into markets.
d. Larger firms being less likely to fail.
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