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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3: Chapter 13, The Enforcer.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Milken take personally with his clients?
(a) if they refused to attend the Predator's Ball
(b) if they divulged company secrets
(c) if they made more money than he did
(d) If they did business with someone else

2. By 1983, what was the worth of Drexel's junk bond business?
(a) $460 billion
(b) $40 billion
(c) $2 billion
(d) $4.690 billion

3. In many ways, what became the role of Milken?
(a) the role of enquirer
(b) the rold of peacemaker
(c) the role of adviser
(d) the role of enforcer

4. What was Samuel Heyman able to get from Milken?
(a) names of Drexel's best investors
(b) 100% capital from drexel
(c) an investment-grade rate when he purchased GAF
(d) an office suite in the drexel building

5. What did Bergerac's associates tell him about Perelman?
(a) that Perelman knew all about hostile takeovers
(b) that Perelman was known as a blowhard
(c) that Perelman had never done a hostile takeover
(d) that Perelman would use illegal means to take Revlon over

Short Answer Questions

1. Before Sigoloff switched to Drexel, who was handling his takeover bid for Wickes?

2. Why did the stripped bonds result in large tax benefits?

3. What became the craze on Wall Street in 1986?

4. Why was the Revlon takeover a landmark case for Perelman and Drexel?

5. How did Perelman acquire Technicolor?

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