A Low-Cost Leader's Basis for Competitive Advantage Is

question 45

Multiple Choice

A low-cost leader's basis for competitive advantage is

• A)lowest possible prices for comparable products.
• B)a low-cost/moderate price approach to gain the biggest market share.
• C)high buyer switching costs.
• D)meaningful lower overall costs than rivals on comparable products.
• E)higher unit sales than rivals.

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