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Apple and Samsung both have a strong incentive to keep updating their products and coming up with new ones. In economics, what do we call the incentive for businesses to compete for customers?
a. Public Goods
b. Perfect Competition
c. Profit Motive
d. Consumer Sovereignty

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Apple and Samsung both have a strong incentive to keep updating their products and coming up with new ones. In economics, what do we call the incentive for businesses to compete for customers?
a. Public Goods
b. Perfect Competition
c. Profit Motive
d. Consumer Sovereignty