4.Ford and Toyota sells the same products; it eVident that there is a Competition Distribution a. с. Alliance b. d. Threats 5.Competitive advantages can also be gained by business that seeks association or cooperation with other business: а. Alliance с. Defensive strategy b. Cost leadership d. Differentiation 6. Individual or firms who desire products and services in the market for consumption or business. a. Consumers c. Government b. Creditors d. Supplier 7. Which does not belong to the group? Colgate Close-Up a. С. b. Head and Shoulders d. Нарее

4.Ford and Toyota sells the same products; it eVident that there is a Competition Distribution a. с. Alliance b. d. Threats 5.Competitive advantages can also be gained by business that seeks association or cooperation with other business: а. Alliance с. Defensive strategy b. Cost leadership d. Differentiation 6. Individual or firms who desire products and services in the market for consumption or business. a. Consumers c. Government b. Creditors d. Supplier 7. Which does not belong to the group? Colgate Close-Up a. С. b. Head and Shoulders d. Нарее

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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