Evergreen Air Center Is the World's Biggest Parking Lot for Unwanted

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Multiple Choice

Evergreen Air Center is the world's biggest parking lot for unwanted aircraft. Airlines pay a monthly fee from $750 to $5,000 to mothball their unneeded airplanes there. Its location is on 1,600 acres of Arizona desert near Tucson. The Southwest climate of dry, warm air serves as a cheap and effective airplane preservative against rust. Evergreen's location is

• A) a competency.
• B) a sustainable advantage.
• C) a competitive identity.
• D) a core benefit proposition.
• E) an innovative distinction.

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