As the radio grew in popularity in the early part of the twentieth century, the popularity of the player piano decreased. This product replacement illustrates the power of _____ forces in the macroenvironment on manufacturers of player pianos and radios.
A) demographic
B) political and legal
C) technological
D) social and cultural
E) economic

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The replacement of player pianos by radios as a popular form of entertainment is an example of technological forces at work. Technological advancements in radio technology made it a more appealing option for consumers, leading to a decline in the popularity of player pianos.

As the Radio Grew in Popularity in the Early Part