Knickerbocker's Concept of Multipoint Competition Enhances the Strategic Behavior Theory

question 82

Multiple Choice

Knickerbocker's concept of multipoint competition enhances the strategic behavior theory by making sure that

• A) a rival does not dominate one market and use the profits from there to drive competitive attacks elsewhere.
• B) the competitors cooperate with each other to establish a cartel.
• C) no other competitors can enter the market unless they resort to licensing or franchising with the initial pioneers.
• D) growing technologies or business methods in new markets are transferred to established markets.
• E) the firms in an industry prefer FDI over licensing or exporting.

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