A Low-Cost Position in the Industry Is Not a Valuable

question 128

True/False

A low-cost position in the industry is not a valuable defense against rivals when competing on the basis of price.

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Referent

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A term used in taxonomy to rank an organism, grouping together species that share common characteristics.

Species

An assembly of living entities which are alike in nature and have the ability to mate or share genes.