The Point at Which an Industry-Specific Activity Becomes Common Across

question 53

Multiple Choice

The point at which an industry-specific activity becomes common across industries and the need to keep it proprietary no longer exists is called _____.

• A) commoditization 
• B) monopolization 
• C) break-even point 
• D) captive sourcing

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