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Which type of decision is deciding whether to introduce a new product line?
 
  A) structured
  B) unstructured
  C) recurring
  D) nonrecurring
  E) procedural

Question 2

A competitive force challenging the publishing industry is
 
  A) positioning and rivalry among competitors.
  B) low cost of entry.
  C) substitute products or services.
  D) customers' bargaining power.
  E) suppliers' bargaining power.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C




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