The merger movement rebounded in 1990s after a few slow years due to which of the following factors?
A) lower interest rates
B) changing regulation
C) intense competition
D) all of the answers are correct

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All of the answers are correct. Lower interest rates reduced the cost of borrowing money, making it easier for companies to finance mergers. Changing regulations allowed for larger mergers to take place, which had been previously restricted. Intense competition also played a role, as companies sought to merge in order to gain a competitive edge.

The Merger Movement Rebounded in 1990s After a Few Slow