Which of the following is NOT generally a "driving force" capable of producing fundamental changes in industry and competitive conditions?
A) changes in the long-term industry growth rate
B) increasing globalization of the industry
C) product innovation and technological change
D) movement in the economy and in interest rates
E) regulatory influences and government policy changes

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Movement in the economy and in interest rates may have some impact on industry and competitive conditions, but it is not generally considered a "driving force" capable of producing fundamental changes. The other options listed (changes in the long-term industry growth rate, increasing globalization of the industry, product innovation and technological change, regulatory influences and government policy changes) are all commonly recognized as driving forces with the potential to significantly alter industry dynamics.

Which of the Following Is NOT Generally a "Driving Force