The Primary Drivers of Hypercompetition Are

question 6

Multiple Choice

The primary drivers of hypercompetition are:

• A) Rising global socio-economic instability and increased inflation
• B) The emergence of a global economy and rapid technological change
• C) Increased global competition and decreasing tariffs
• D) Increased availability of capital and increased competition

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