Nonprofits may compete directly with other organizations, nonprofit or for-profit, but also face from all alternative uses for individuals' time and money.

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Generic competition refers to competition from alternative uses of a consumer's time and money. Nonprofits may compete with other organizations, but they also face competition from other activities or causes that may divert potential donors or volunteers away from their cause. Therefore, the most appropriate choice is generic competition. The other options - competition-oriented pricing, demographic variables, and promotions - are not directly related to the concept of competition from alternative uses of time and money.

Nonprofits May Compete Directly with Other Organizations, Nonprofit or For-Profit