In the 1980s, Intel was a leading producer of memory chips. However, competitive pressure in that market was on the rise. Intel considered whether to start producing processing chips (CPU) instead. In this decision, Intel did not need to take into account Question 28Select one: A. the profits it would make in the processing chip market. B. the profits it would not make in the memory chip market. C. the investments it had made into R&D of memory chips. D. the cost of retooling the production line. E. the investments it would have to make into the R&D of processing chips