The cost of buying a higher market share through acquisition may far exceed its revenue value. Which are the four factors a company should consider before doing so?

The cost of buying a higher market share through acquisition may far exceed its revenue value. Which are the four factors a company should consider before doing so?



Answer: The four factors to be considered before buying higher market share are the possibility of provoking antitrust action, economic cost, the danger of pursuing the wrong marketing activities, and the effect of increased market share on actual and perceived quality.


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