Two Distinctly Separate Markets Are Said to Undergo Convergence When

Two distinctly separate markets are said to undergo convergence when they:

A) are dominated by a small group of powerful sellers.
B) derive most of their value from two distinct categories of participants.
C) offer products and services designed to target a specific industry.
D) are characterized by many buyers, but a single, dominant seller.
E) begin to offer similar features and capabilities.