A Situation in Which One Firm's Actions with Respect to Price

question 266

Multiple Choice

A situation in which one firm's actions with respect to price, quality, advertising and related changes may be strategically countered by the reactions of one or more other firms in the industry is known as

• A) strategic dependence.
• B) economies of scale.
• C) the concentration ratio.
• D) barriers to entry.

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