A firm's "relevant market for finding opportunities":
A) should be as large as possible.
B) should have no geographic limits.
C) should be no larger than its present product-market.
D) should always be named in product-related terms.
E) None of the above is a true statement.

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The relevant market for finding opportunities should be defined carefully to identify potential areas for growth, and it doesn't necessarily have to be large, without geographic limits, or strictly product-related.

A Firm's "Relevant Market for Finding Opportunities