Multiple Choice
The basic premise of industry analysis is that:
A) Competition can be assessed between monopoly and perfect competition within the spectrum of industry structures
B) The level of profitability within an industry is largely determined by the dynamics of the industry structure
C) The internal variables of the firm determine a firm's performance within the industry
D) Porter's five forces are the determinants of industry intensity of competition
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