where a firms locates would typically not affect that firms
a.delivery times b.transportation cost c.costs d.strategy
Correct answer is d. Strategy
Location does affect strategy however strategy helps firms decide where the firm needs to be located optimally
where a firms locates would typically not affect that firms a.delivery times b.transportation cost c.costs d.strategy
Risk stemming from factors that would affect most firms, such as war, inflation, recessions and high interest rates, is said to be: historical risk diversifiable risk alpha risk correlated risk market risk
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