What is the learning curve concept

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Q1. What is the learning curve concept (section 18.2 page 818 of Kerzner text)? Do you take it into consideration when estimating or scheduling your projects? Why

Q2. Provide an example of termination of contractual relationships from your work experiences, articles or websites you read, or stories you heard from friends.

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