Generally, a combination of two firms of unequal size is called
A) a congeneric formation.
B) a holding company.
C) a consolidation.
D) a merger.

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A combination of two firms of unequal size is called a merger. A merger involves the joining of two companies, with one usually maintaining its identity while the other is absorbed into it. The resulting company retains the legal identity of the larger of the two companies involved in the transaction.

Generally, a Combination of Two Firms of Unequal Size Is