The merger movement rebounded in 1990s after a few slow years due to which of the following factors?
A) higher interest rates
B) changing regulation
C) less competition
D) All of these

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The rebound of the merger movement in the 1990s can be attributed to changing regulation, specifically the deregulation of certain industries such as telecommunications and banking. While interest rates can also have an impact on mergers, they were not the primary factor in the rebound of the 1990s. Additionally, less competition may have played a role in some specific mergers, but it was not a broad trend that led to the overall rebound of the merger movement.

The Merger Movement Rebounded in 1990s After a Few Slow