Which of the Following Combinations Can Result in a Best-Case

question 36

Multiple Choice

Which of the following combinations can result in a best-case scenario?

• A)many competitors, high threat with and few entry barriers, and few customers
• B)many competitors, high threat with and few entry barriers, and many customers
• C)few entry barriers, many substitutes, and many customers
• D)high industry growth, low threat with and many entry barriers, and customers with low bargaining power
• E)low industry growth, high threat with and few entry barriers, and suppliers with low bargaining power

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