In terms of an organization's business, railroads lost market share in the 20^th century because they A)had less flexible routes than trucking. B)defined their business too narrowly. C)tried to create a business that appealed equally to all people. D)priced their services too high. E)were simply an outmoded form of transportation.

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Railroads lost market share because they defined their business too narrowly, focusing only on rail transport rather than the broader transportation needs of their customers. This limited their ability to adapt to changing market demands and competition from other forms of transportation.

In Terms of an Organization's Business, Railroads Lost Market Share