The Technological Lock-In Argument Suggests That

question 3

Multiple Choice

The technological lock-in argument suggests that:

• A) it is inefficient to try and adapt to new technology.
• B) more efficient technologies always immediately replace less efficient technologies.
• C) many of our institutions and technologies may be inefficient but are ingrained regardless.
• D) existing institutions and technologies are always the most efficient.

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