Question 41 (1 point) As a mode of FDI entry, cross-border M&As are advantageous over greenfield investments in the following aspects: I. speed and access to proprietary assets II. firms bolster their competitive positions in the world market by acquiring special assets from other firms or using their own assets on a larger scale III. firms can better leverage their intangible assets and on a large scale ?? || None of them III
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