If a firm wishes to expand geographically, it is often preferable to do it by acquiring an
existing firm rather than greenfield entry, because
A. The acquiring firm must pay a control premium to the stockholders of the target firm
B. Acquiring an existing firm implies construction delays in building a new factory
C. Greenfield entry is slower than acquiring an existing firm
D. Greater uncertainty exists over acquiring an existing firm than doing greenfield entry
E. None of the above