Which of the following are typical motivations for intercorporate investments. (Indicate all that apply.)

	a.	A company purchases debt or equity securities of another company as a temporary investment of excess cash or as part of a longer-term risk-adjusted portfolio, expecting to receive interest, dividends and capital gains.
	b.	A company makes strategic investments to develop relationships with suppliers or customers or to gain access to new product or geographic markets.
	c.	A company acquires a significant or controlling interest in a foreign company in order to circumvent the requirements of the U. S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
	d.	A company obtains a controlling interest in another company to facilitate activity along its supply chain