Dutch Owns and Operates a Small Pizzeria That Competes with a Variety

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Dutch owns and operates a small pizzeria that competes with a variety of other restaurants offering pizza on their menus. His largest competitors are large nationally known organizations. The small size of Dutch's business prevents him from successfully utilizing a product differentiation strategy.

Comprehend the various functions of the primary value chain and their role in creating value.

Differentiate between strategic approaches such as low-cost leadership and differentiation strategy.

Understand the concept of value creation versus value capture and their impact on a firm's profitability.

Recognize the importance of adapting strategies to meet local market demands within the context of international business.

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