Select the correct category of expansion, profitability, or growth for the ideas and actions listed below.

Economies of scale come from spreading fixed costs over large volumes, servicing large markets, and working with global sources of supply.

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Core competencies enable a firm to reduce the costs of value creation and$/$or to create perceived value in such a way that premium pricing is possible.

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Managers must have a way to identify new and good ideas and skills and provide incentives to share and experiment with these ideas.

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Managers must assess transportation costs, trade barriers, and political and economic risks to determine the best location for each value creation activity.

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Over time, labor learns the most efficient way to perform particular tasks by repetition.

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The way to recoup development costs and achieve leverage with suppliers is to expand into global markets, as domestic markets may not produce sufficient volumes.

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Mature multinational enterprises have been successful, but skills to lower costs of production and enhance perceived value may come from other locations.

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The firm will benefit by basing each value creation activity it performs at that location where economic, political, and cultural conditions are most conducive.

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When a task is complex and involves more steps, there is more that can be learned, and each time a step is performed more efficiently, costs will be decreased.

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The skills may exist in developing, producing, and marketing goods and services beyond the original goods and services. It can also mean extending the business model.

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