Which of the following is an inaccurate explanation of the latecomer advantage of developing countries? 
A、The latecomer advantage is Gerschenkron's "latecomer's advantage."
B、The "latecomer's advantage" was proposed by Gerschenkron and refers to how developing countries can directly make use of new generations of technology and equipment once they begin engaging in the same industries as developed countries. It states that developed countries, however, already have old technology and equipment in use in these industries, and for them to use the new technologies and equipment requires throwing out the old. Thus, the opportunity cost for developing countries to use the newest technologies and equipment is lower than that of developed countries.
C、In New Structural Economics, the latecomer advantage refers to how a developing country can reduce the costs and risks of technological innovation and industrial advancement by adopting the mature technologies that more developed countries are already using or by entering mature industries with higher value added that are already in place in more developed countries. By doing so, such a country can achieve rates of technological innovation, industrial advancement and economic growth in excess of those of developed countries.
D、If the latecomer advantage is leveraged in a way that defies comparative advantage, then the latecomer advantage can actually be transformed into the latecomer disadvantage.