Shortly after Porter developed his theory of generic strategies for corporations, other authors developed similar schemes to classify industries and suggest strategies for that type of industry. Pre-dating Porter, one group conducted a survey of large firms in a wide variety of industries both domestic and foreign and found that by pursuing an "experience curve" or "learning curve", they could be successful. In these curves the general effect was that the more you made, or the more often you performed the same operation, the better your efficiency and the lower your cost to make or perform.
(a) which, if any, of Porter's generic strategies would follow from this effect, and why do you think so?
(b) which, if any, of Porter's generic strategies would follow from this effect, and why do you think so?
(c) which, if any, of Porter's generic strategies would follow from this effect, and why do you think so?