A) Official duty
B) Legal duty
C) Fiduciary duty
D) Statutory duty
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A) Courts offer the only legal protection to companies targeted for hostile takeovers.
B) Statutory law offers the only legal protection to companies.
C) Both statutory law and the state courts have provided some degree of protection for companies.
D) State courts and state statutes have offered no protection for companies targeted for hostile takeovers.
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A) be trying to resolve a conflict of interest.
B) have exercised extraordinary care in resolving the situation.
C) have acted in the best interests of the corporation.
D) prove he or she was aware of the decision being made.
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A) Hostile takeover
B) Self-dealing
C) Rational business purpose
D) Corporate opportunity
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A) Most states have passed laws to deter hostile takeovers, but these statutes have not totally eliminated hostile takeovers.
B) Federal statutes have been more effective than state statutes in eliminating hostile corporate takeovers.
C) The most effective federal statute has been the Poison Pill Act.
D) The Williams Act has been the most effective legislation in regulating of the actions of the target company.
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A) the defendant did not act in good faith and violated the corporate opportunity doctrine.
B) the business judgment rule protected the plaintiff's decision to award the Keno contract to an outside firm.
C) the plaintiff was not able to show that the defendant violated the corporate opportunity doctrine.
D) the defendant's action was not a conflict of interest and was made in good faith.
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A) It requires managers to make decisions they reasonably believe to be in the best interest of the corporation.
B) It prohibits managers from making a decision that benefits them at the expense of the corporation.
C) It requires consideration of the interests of the surrounding community.
D) It requires using care that an ordinarily prudent person would take in a similar situation.
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A) is designed to regulate the conduct of those attempting to take over a company.
B) is designed to regulate the conduct of the target company subject to a takeover.
C) was established to prohibit corporate defensive tactics.
D) was established to resolve conflicts of interests between directors and stakeholders.
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A) the business judgment rule will not apply.
B) the transaction being challenged will be automatically voided.
C) the manager is automatically personally liable to the corporation.
D) the manager will automatically be fired.
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A) greenmail must be sent to the SEC.
B) a bidder must file a disclosure statement with the SEC.
C) assets of the target corporation must be locked up until an inventory is completed.
D) the SEC issues a binding order to the target company to file audited financial statements to the bidder.
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A) shareholders."
B) officers."
C) board of directors."
D) executive committee."
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A) Yes.This is a breach of duty.MegaCorp must sell the company to the highest bidder; it cannot give preferential treatment to a lower bidder.
B) No. This is covered by the Williams Act.
C) No. The directors have broad discretion in deciding to whom to sell the company.
D) No. MegaCorp is acting in good faith by considering all things, not just the offering price of the shares.
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