Threat of Substitute Products Comes from

question 73

Multiple Choice

Threat of substitute products comes from

• A) other companies in the same industry.
• B) foreign companies which can use cheap labour in their countries.
• C) firms in other industries that produce products or services that satisfy the same customer need.
• D) partners and affiliates.

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Definitions:

Seed-eating Bird

Birds that primarily feed on seeds; their beak shapes often adapt to their specific type of seed diet, demonstrating natural selection.

Competitive Companions

Individuals within a social group who compete with each other for resources such as food, mates, or territory.

Optimality Theory

A model theory in evolutionary biology and behavioral ecology suggesting that an organism's behavioral strategies are optimized to maximize its fitness.

Seed-eating Birds

Birds that primarily consume seeds as their source of nutrition, which influences their beak shape and digestive system adaptations for processing seeds.