1. Which of the following is typically not true of post-closing evaluation of an acquisition?

	a.	It is critical to ask the tough questions.
	b.	It is important not to change the performance benchmarks against which the acquisition is measured.
	c.	It is an opportunity to learn from mistakes.
	d.	It is frequently avoided by acquiring firms because of the potential for embarrassment.
	e.	It is commonly done.