Economic Feasibility of Alternatives States That an Alternative Might Seem

question 93

True/False

Economic feasibility of alternatives states that an alternative might seem economically superior to other alternatives;but if managers realize it is likely to threaten other important projects,they might decide it is not practical after all.

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Definitions:

Limit Pricing

A strategy used by dominant firms to set prices low enough to discourage entry into the market by potential competitors.

Informal Pricing

The establishment of prices based on flexible, non-regulatory factors such as negotiation, haggling, or customary practices, rather than fixed price tags.

Price Discrimination

A pricing strategy where identical or substantially similar goods or services are sold at different prices by the same provider in different markets or to different buyers.

Collusively

In a manner involving collaboration, often secretive, between parties to achieve a deceitful or illegal purpose, particularly in restricting competition.