As Firms' Routines and Capabilities Become More and More Oriented

question 13

True/False

As firms' routines and capabilities become more and more oriented around the dominant architecture,the firms become less able to identify and respond to a major architectural innovation.

Identify the conditions under which firms engage in different types of price discrimination.

Distinguish between the impacts of various forms of price discrimination on market efficiency.

Recognize how firms can capture consumer surplus through pricing strategies.

Evaluate the role of elasticity of demand in the pricing decisions of firms.

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