What Does the Decision About Whether to Have Lunch at a Fast-Food

question 132

Multiple Choice

What does the decision about whether to have lunch at a fast-food restaurant, such as McDonald's, Subway, or Wendy's, illustrate?

• A) how direct competition affects consumer behaviour
• B) how some products and services are competitive substitutes
• C) how indirect competition works
• D) how competition has a universal nature

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