b. False
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer: It only focused on brand competitors
Explanation:
The options to the question are:
A) It idenfied the wrong brand competitors.
B) It was too obsessed with market dominance.
C) It only focused on brand competitors.
D) It didn't engage in competitive analysis.
E) It refused to collaborate with its competitors.
From the question, we are informed that Kodak focused on maintaining market dominance over Polaroid and Fuji but failed to consider Sony, Nikon, Canon, and even smartphones.
The mistake made by Kodak was that it only focused on brand competitors. Kodak failed to realise that firms such as Sony, Nikon, Canon, and even smartphones are competitors as well.
B. good relations among government
C. no glaring inequalities between trading partners
D. always producing the product that the country has absolute advantage in producing
Answer:
The answer is: B) lost ownership of the stock.
Explanation:
In the 1920s traders borrowed on margin to buy stocks. This means that they put a little amount of money to secure the buying of the stock and then borrowed the rest to complete the purchase. The problem with this was that if the price of the stock fell, the trader would lose all the money. On the other hand if the value rises, then the trader could make a lot of money. This was a very risky business practice.
Answer: Steel alloy beams are harder and stronger than pure iron beams. A small amount of carbon makes the steel stronger.
Steel is a well known and commonly used alloy (a mixture of several metals) to build a high rise building because it can be around 1000 times stronger than iron in its pure form. It is made from iron and a small amount of carbon (usually between 0.2% and 2.0% by weight) that makes it stronger and lighter.
Pure iron beams, on the other hand, has the bigger quantity of carbon that makes its structure weak and fragile, thus not fit for high rise building.