Which of the following has become a common condition for allowing a merger of large firms?
A) commitment to operate in a market-oriented economy
B) commitment to open a new factory
C) commitment to sell off certain parts of the firms
D) commitment to hire more workers

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Commitments to sell off certain parts of the firms are often required by regulatory authorities to prevent monopolistic practices and ensure competition remains fair in the market. This can alleviate concerns about reduced competition or market dominance resulting from the merger.

Which of the Following Has Become a Common Condition for Allowing