Which of the following forces tends to be more important in determining a firm's performance?
A) the underlying economic structure
B) the entry barriers in the industry
C) the actions of managers within the firm
D) the number and size of other firms in the industry

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The key point is that managers' actions tend to be more important in determining firm performance than the forces exerted on the firm by its external environment.

Which of the Following Forces Tends to Be More Important