Locational Differences in Input Prices, Non Union Labor, and Bargaining

question 76

Multiple Choice

Locational differences in input prices, non union labor, and bargaining power are examples of:

• A)Sources of lower input cost
• B)Sources of higher input cost
• C)Sources of product differentiation
• D)Sources of strengths and weaknesses

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