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adell [148]
1 year ago
6

When bill butcher of port city brews discusses shelf space and the way that a merger could increase the leverage potential of la

rge brewers, he is discussing which competitive force?
Physics
1 answer:
lozanna [386]1 year ago
6 0

He is discussing Bargaining Power of Buyers competitive force.

What do you understand by  leverage?

The employment of various financial instruments or borrowed cash, or leverage, is an investing strategy that aims to improve an investment's potential return. The level of debt a company utilizes to finance its assets is another definition of leverage.

It offers a range of funding options so that the company can reach its desired earnings. Leverage is a crucial investing strategy because it enables businesses to establish a ceiling for the growth of their operations.

Leverage can be used, for instance, to support financially a new business. Purchasing fixed assets or borrowing money in the form of a loan from another business or person can serve as examples of leverage.

To learn more about  leverage, visit:   brainly.com/question/14230485

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