Multimarket competition occurs when firms:
A) Sell different products to the same customer
B) Have a high level of awareness of their competitors' strategic intent
C) Simultaneously enter into an attack strategy
D) Compete against each other in several geographic or product markets

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Multimarket competition occurs when firms compete against each other in several geographic or product markets. This can lead to intense competition, as firms must balance their actions and strategies across different markets to remain competitive. Selling different products to the same customer (A) or having a high level of awareness of competitors' strategic intent (B) are not necessarily indicative of multimarket competition. Simultaneously entering into an attack strategy (C) may occur in multimarket competition but is not a defining characteristic.

Multimarket Competition Occurs When Firms