Which of the following is not a reason to form strategic alliances in fast-cycle markets?
A)Maintain market leadership
B)Overcome uncertainty
C)Speed up new market entry
D)Establish better economies of scale

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Forming strategic alliances in fast-cycle markets does not necessarily lead to better economies of scale. The other choices, maintaining market leadership, overcoming uncertainty, and speeding up new market entry are all potential benefits of forming strategic alliances in fast-cycle markets.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason to Form