Understanding the Competitive Forces in an Industry Is

question 13

Multiple Choice

Understanding the competitive forces in an industry is:

• A)A largely futile exercise for managers
• B)Is of academic interest, but does not bring any value for strategic management
• C)A way to enable managers to allocate their resources where competition is the strongest
• D)A way to enable managers to position the firm where its particular capabilities can be deployed to best advantage

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