An Oblique Strategy Differs from a Reactive Strategy in That

question 5

Multiple Choice

An oblique strategy differs from a reactive strategy in that an oblique strategy ________.

• A)requires minimal customer knowledge
• B)requires minimal competitor knowledge
• C)involves making a direct attack on a competitor's position
• D)refers to making competitive moves from an internal perspective with no real market knowledge
• E)seeks to gain a competitive advantage without direct confrontation

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