The option of sticking with the current business lineup makes sense when
A. the company's present businesses offer attractive growth opportunities and can be counted on to create economic value for shareholders.
B. companies are seeking multinational diversification.
C. corporate executives are excited about market opportunities.
D. corporate executives are satisfied with current performance of each of their businesses and can use redirect
capabilities and resources for expansion opportunities
E. corporate executives want to divest some businesses and retrenchto a narrower diversification base
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