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In distinguishing between firm strategies for developing new products, a pioneer firm will be more likely to rely on its ______, whereas a follower firm will be more likely to ______ for ideas. a. look
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In distinguishing between firm strategies for developing new products, a pioneer firm will be more likely to rely on its ______, whereas a follower firm will be more likely to ______ for ideas.
a. look within; scan the outside
b. look inside; scan the perimeter
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Answer:R&D department, scan the market
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