Porter's Four Generic Strategies for Achieving Competitive Advantage Are

question 70

Multiple Choice

Porter's four generic strategies for achieving competitive advantage are:

• A)price determination,cost leadership,product differentiation,distribution savings.
• B)cost leadership,product differentiation,cost challenger,product challenger.
• C)price leadership,product differentiation,price challenger,cost differentiation.
• D)cost leadership,product differentiation,cost focus,focused differentiation.
• E)cost leadership,product differentiation,consumer differentiation,focused differentiation.

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