Large Firms Generally Buy Parts and Assemblies from Smaller Firms

question 90

Multiple Choice

Large firms generally buy parts and assemblies from smaller firms because

• A) doing so creates goodwill.
• B) they are required to do so by government regulations.
• C) they can control small businesses this way.
• D) it is less expensive than making their own.
• E) large firms want to keep small firms in business.

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