D Question 16 5 pts Vodafone and TPG are two large telecommunications companies who compete against Optus and Telstra in providing phone and internet services to Australian customers. The two companies announced plans to merge, however, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) originally ruled to block the merger between Vodafone and TPG. Which of the following is the most likely reason the ACCC wished to block the proposed merger: O After conducting a strategy analysis, the ACCC were concerned about the mismatch between Vodafone's and TPG's competitive strategies, and were concerned the merger would result in poor customer service. O After conducting an accounting analysis of the proposed deal, the ACCC were concerned that the firms accounts were misstated, and investors were being misled about the proposed deal.. O After conducting a valuation of the proposed merger, the ACCC were concerned the merger was valuing TPG too cheaply, and shareholders would receive an unfairly low share price. O After conducting an industry analysis, the ACCC were concerned about the level of competition in the telecommunications industry, and the potential negative effect on consumer prices