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Exchange ratio formula for 100% stock deal. If buyer stock price is $50 and target offer price is $70, what is the exchange ratio?
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Exchange ratio formula for 100% stock deal. If buyer stock price is $50 and target offer price is $70, what is the exchange ratio?
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- Trade-off reasoning
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