AA and BB, two competing shoe brands, entered into a strategic alliance to study and acquire each other's competencies. AA is interested in the production system pioneered by BB. Similarly, BB wants to study the design process of AA. At first, AA poured resources into the alliance, sending many highly qualified employees to learn about BB's production system. After some time, AA scaled back on the alliance, recalling all but their most junior employees. What does this scenario best illustrate? Group of answer choices time compression diseconomies learning races economies of scope network effects