Likelihood of becoming the dominant design

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1. The average historical annual return on a stock is 7.16%, with a standard deviation of 44.35%. What is the 97.5% annual value-at-risk (VaR) on a $1 million investment in this stock?

a. -$371,900

b. -$443,000

c. -$815,400

d. -$975,000

e. -$1,000,000

2. What are some of the ways a firm can try to increase the overall value of its technology and its likelihood of becoming the dominant design?

Are dominant designs good for consumers? Competitors? Complement tors? Suppliers?

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