Genius

Mimicry increases the number of decisions

 Mimicry increases the number of decisions


True/False 
1. Firms acquire information in the same ways and at the same rates during their histories. 


2. During a firm- initial years, knowledge is acquired as managers copy, or mimic, what they believe are the successful practices of others. 


3. As firms mature, they can acquire knowledge through experience and systematic search. 


4. Mimicry provides workable, if not ideal, solutions to many problems. 


5. Mimicry increases the number of decisions that need to be analyzed separately. 





Economics Assignment Help, Economics Homework help, Economics Study Help, Economics Course Help
Answered
Other / Other
29 Mar 2016

Answers (1)

  1. Genius

    Mimicry increases the number of decisions

    Mimicry increases the number of decisions Mimicry ****** ******
    To see full answer buy this answer.
    Answer Attachments

    1 attachments —

    • img
      110268566.docx

Report As Dispute

Share Your Feedback

Give Review : A+ A B C D F