Which of the following is not a relevant consideration in identifying an industry's dominant economic features?
A) Market size and growth rate, the geographic scope of competitive rivalry, and demand-supply conditions
B) The extent to which economies of scale and learning/experience curve effects are present
C) How many strategic groups the industry has and which ones are most profitable and least profitable
D) The number and sizes of buyers, the number of rivals, and the pace of product innovation
E) The prevalence of technological change

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The number and profitability of strategic groups within an industry are important in analyzing industry structure and competition, and thus are a relevant consideration in identifying an industry's dominant economic features. Therefore, option C is not a correct answer. Option A, B, D, and E are all relevant considerations.

Which of the Following Is Not a Relevant Consideration in Identifying