Strategy And Tactics: What's The Difference Between Strategy And Tactics

Topics:
Strategic Analysis
Tags:
Finance,
Investment,
Management,
Mergers & Acquisitions,
Strategy,
Thinking Managers,
Urge
Source:
Thinking Managers

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Overview: The urge to merge is ever-present in the corporate breast. The urge to demerge, however, is weaker and less likely to result in action. One major reason for this contrast in attitudes is almost primitive. Even a modest acquisition or merger adds visibly to management's power: by the same token, a demerger, removing a substantial business from the corporation, subtracts from the managerial might.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jul 2006 | Pages: 14


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