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The incremental savings or revenue growth achieved when one combined enterprise is created from two or more separate parts. The merger of Kraft Foods with Nabisco generated incremental revenues from co-branding and new products while reducing operating costs through the rationalization of excess capacity or elimination of redundant activities.
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The dynamic energetic atmosphere created in an online class when participants interact and productively communicate with each other and in groups. The cooperative efforts of the participants create an enhanced combined effect compared to the sum of their individual effects. This atmosphere is highly conducive to learning.
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Positive incremental gain associated with the combination of two firms through a merger or acquisition. Synergies are hoped to improve the performance of the combined enterprise over its previously separate parts. For example, a merger between two telecommunications companies, one a traditional phone company and the other one a wireless company, could have synergies and might be expected, on a combined basis, to have higher earnings or cash flow per share than as separate companies.
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a principle which states that the outer and inner(unseen) work together to create.
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Two or more agents working in a way that the total effect is greater than the predicted sum of the agents working together.
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