In Practice,the Cost Minimization Strategy Can Be More Expensive Than

question 104

Multiple Choice

In practice,the cost minimization strategy can be more expensive than the opportunity maximization strategy.
Which of the following is a way in which the cost minimization strategy is less expensive than the opportunity minimization strategy?

• A)the loss of unexpected opportunities
• B)the cost of extensive monitoring mechanisms
• C)the costs of writing detailed contracts
• D)the prevention of opportunistic behavior by the partner(s)

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Definitions:

Stored Address

A stored address refers to a memory location's address that is kept in a variable or a specific location for future data access or manipulation.

Address

A specific location in computer memory that is identified by a numeric value, used to store and retrieve data.

Pointer Variable

A special type of variable in programming that holds the address of another variable in memory.

Int MilesAddr

Likely refers to a variable declaration for 'MilesAddr' as an integer type, potentially representing an address or a specific numeric value.