Cost Advantages Based on Learning-Curve Economies Are

question 6

Multiple Choice

Cost advantages based on learning-curve economies are

• A) rare, but they usually are not costly to duplicate.
• B) costly to duplicate, but they usually are not rare.
• C) both rare and usually costly to duplicate.
• D) not rare and usually are not costly to duplicate.

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