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Advocard [28]
3 years ago
15

A demand curve is built on the assumption that

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1 answer:
Natali5045456 [20]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: A demand curve is built on the assumption that only the demand and price of the good/service will change.

Explanation: A demand curve is a graph that shows the change in how much demand may change if price of the good/service changes well. The graph helps connect the relationship between both price and demand

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Answer:

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A. loss of identity

B. loss of frequency

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D. loss of focus

The correct option is D,loss of focus.

Explanation:

Loss of identity does not arise in this case, as Teal Motors Inc. is still responsible for coupling these parts into complete and brands it in own brand name.

Since it is not clear cut that Teal Motors Inc. has in-house facilities to produce the outsourced parts,letting the available production facilities rot away without being put to proper use does not arise.

The focus here is that the company specializes in the critical components that are most important in its automobiles and would prefer to outsource non-critical parts to others,hence a modular approach to manufacturing is favored.

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Explanation:

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