For Every Emerging Opportunity, There Exists A(n)

For every emerging opportunity, there exists a(n)

A) market penetration curve, and this typically has an inflection point where the business model falls into place.
B) opportunity to achieve first-mover status, which depends on analyzing the competitive status curve where all the potential rivals are encoded.
C) emerging pitfall that is a counterpoint to the intended growth.
D) normal curve scenario which signifies the average growth curve will be opportunistic.
E) intense competition that constrains the company's prospects for rapid growth and superior profitability.