Which is not considered a common driving force with the capability to produce major, lasting changes in an industry and competitive conditions?
changing societal concerns, attitudes, and lifestyles
movement in the economy and in interest rates
diffusion of technical know-how across companies and countries
increasing globalization advances in technology and manufacturing process innovation

The correct answer is: Movement in the economy and in interest rates.

Explanation:

The driving forces of industry competitiveness conditions in the long term must somehow improve human capital, enhance better business and organization practices, incentivate technological breakthroughs capable of increasing productivity of factors, increase efficiency, among others.

All options are related, except for Movement in the economy and in interest rates, since this option is a) a short-term strategy and b) not directly imputable to the productive apparatus.

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