The Level of Direct Competition in the Fastfood Industry Can

question 28

Multiple Choice

The level of direct competition in the fastfood industry can best be described as

• A)low because of the numerous firms in the industry and the slowing growth rate.
• B)low because of the slowing growth rate and the competition from composite wood furniture.
• C)high because of the numerous firms in the industry and the slowing growth rate.
• D)moderate because the slowing growth rate offsets the numerous firms in the industry.

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