Which describes the common motive behind corporate raids knownas greenmail?

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Raiders sells back their shares for more than their marketvalue.

The raider accepts a bribe from the CEO to stop the corporateraid.

The raider agrees to terminate the raid if offered a position asCEO.

The raider ends the raid if the CEO stops polluting theenvironment.

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Question 182 pts

Which best describes the raid response known as the LBO(leveraged buyout)?

Group of answer choices

Shareholders in the raider's target sell their corporation tothe raider.

The raider's target sells bonds for revenue to buy back its ownshares.

The raider's target issues more shares to deflate their marketvalue.

The CEO of the raider's target uses personal leverage to stopthe raid.

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Question 192 pts

Which best describes the raid response commonly known as "thedead man's trigger"?

Group of answer choices

The target does something to make its shares less attractive(poison pill).

The target packs their Board with advocates of the ShareholderTheory.

The target attempts to destroy the market for its products andservices.

The target starts to buy shares in the raiding corporation(counter-raid).

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Question 202 pts

Which moral justification for corporate raids is grounded inutilitarian theory?

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Corporate raids have always been accepted in our culture.

Corporate raids maximize pleasure for the whole economy.

Yahweh ordered the Hebrews to raid the people of Canaan.

There should be no limit on how many shares one can buy.