The Competitive Pressures from Substitute Products Tend to Be Stronger

question 121

Multiple Choice

The competitive pressures from substitute products tend to be stronger when

• A)good substitutes are readily available.
• B)there are fewer number of substitute products.
• C)substitutes have lower performance features.
• D)buyers incur high costs in switching to substitutes.
• E)substitutes are priced above the market.

Identify the proportion of female leaders in top companies and executive positions.

Comprehend the metaphors describing barriers to women's advancement in leadership positions.

Acknowledge the research findings on gender differences in leadership styles.

Understand the GLOBE project's findings on leadership dimensions across different cultures.

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