1. how do nearby businesses with similar products usually compete?
a. ordering deals and low prices*** b. changing to different product types c. lowering the level of service to save cost d. establishing the minimum price for everyone to use

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. Nearby businesses with similar products usually compete by or dering deals and low prices. By doing this, consumers are attracted to their store due to good deals and low prices. Hope this helps.

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