Failure rates of business partnerships have been reported as high as 60 percent. In order for business partnerships to be successful, which of the following must be true? Group of answer choices When members of two companies are linked through common interests and degrees of decision-making authority, the partnership stands a higher chance of long-term success. Business to business communication is overrated in the long run and increased communication can contribute to conflict. The most frequently cited reason for partnership breakdown is commitment to shared growth and improvement. Top managers have the authority to foster lackluster relationships that result in non-scheduled discussions to address sensitive financial needs and personal issues. It is unimportant for partners to agree on a set of performance metrics that monitor and measure continuous improvement.