In the U.S., about 80%; 20% 99%; 1% 60%; 40% O 25%; 10% of all reported merger and acquisition transactions in 2008 exceeded $500 million, while about A exceeded $1 billion.
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Step 1: Calculate the percentage of reported merger and acquisition transactions that exceeded $500 million: 80% + 20% = 100% Show more…
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