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MariettaO
1 month ago
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What might be a plausible explanation for the extra entry? give at least two possibilities

Business
1 answer:
arsen [2.9K]1 month ago
8 0

Excessive confidence and Over Entry could likely explain the additional entry.

Explanation:

An individual who engages in the management, establishment, ownership of a business may foresee growth.

Excessive confidence can lead to errors in business entrances and hasn’t been strictly tested by financial choices.

A basic setup mirroring typical business entry conditions is fabricated. The results align with the premise that excessive confidence results in surplus business entry.

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