Which of the Following Differentiates Market-Creating Innovations from Performance or Efficiency

question 60

Multiple Choice

Which of the following differentiates market-creating innovations from performance or efficiency innovations making it the least likely choice by companies?

• A) Unlike performance or efficiency innovations, market-creating innovations cannot create a new class of consumers.
• B) Unlike performance or efficiency innovations, market-creating innovations cannot increase a company's revenue.
• C) Unlike performance or efficiency innovations, market-creating innovations involve investment decisions that are often based on short-term metrics.
• D) Unlike performance or efficiency innovations, market-creating innovations prevent companies from growing in size.

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