If the bid fails in a hostile tender offer, what impact will it have on the market price? A. Market price falls because the minority owner was unable to complete the offer B. Market price stays the same because it is apparent that no one wants to buy the stock C. Market price increases because the minority owner has signaled to the market that shares are worth more D. None of the above

If the bid fails in a hostile tender offer, what impact will it have on the market price? A. Market price falls because the minority owner was unable to complete the offer B. Market price stays the same because it is apparent that no one wants to buy the stock C. Market price increases because the minority owner has signaled to the market that shares are worth more D. None of the above

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	A.	Market price falls because the minority owner was unable to complete the offer
	B.	Market price stays the same because it is apparent that no one wants to buy the stock
	C.	Market price increases because the minority owner has signaled to the market that shares are worth more
	D.	None of the above