Systems Competition Reasoning Would Suggest That When Setting Prices of Its

question 10

True/False

Systems competition reasoning would suggest that when setting prices of its operating systems, Microsoft need not consider the profitability of PC manufacturers who purchase Microsoft Windows to install on their PCs.

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