A First-Mover Advantage Refers To

question 4

Multiple Choice

A first-mover advantage refers to:

• A) offering unique customer value.
• B) offering a unique customer value before competitors do so.
• C) writing down the objectives and steps for achieving a new venture.
• D) leaving an industry or product line before sales drop.

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