alleryStart learning →Paying for the right to use another firm's technology is:
ATechnology licensing
BAsset divestment
CBackward integration
DFirm liquidation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Technology licensing
Licensing is a non-equity alliance in which a company pays to use another's technology or processes.
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