Barriers to Exit Are

question 13

Multiple Choice

Barriers to exit are

• A)the non-recoverable costs of quitting or scaling down capacity in an industry.
• B)legal restrictions which prevent a firm from leaving an industry.
• C)the opposite of barriers to entry.
• D)of no consequence if you don't plan to leave the industry.

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