Learning curves have a variety of purposes, which can be placed into these broad categories:
A) services, industry, and military
B) internal, external, and strategic
C) wholesale, distribution, and retail
D) arithmetic, logarithmic, and learning coefficients
E) positive learning, neutral learning, and negative learning

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The categories listed in B (internal, external, and strategic) are most relevant to the purposes of learning curves, which include improving efficiency and productivity within an organization (internal), comparing performance to competitors (external), and making long-term decisions and projections (strategic). The categories listed in A, C, and D are not related to the purposes of learning curves, and the categories in E are not recognized classifications of learning curves.

Learning Curves Have a Variety of Purposes, Which Can Be