The Value of Determining the Relative Competitive Strength of Each

question 93

Multiple Choice

The value of determining the relative competitive strength of each business a company has diversified into is to have a quantitative basis for

• A)identifying which businesses have large/small competitive advantages or competitive disadvantages vis-à-vis the rivals in their respective industries.
• B)rating them from strongest to weakest in terms of contributing to the corporate parent's revenue growth.
• C)comparing resource strengths and weaknesses, business by business.
• D)rating them from strongest to weakest in contending for market leadership in their respective industries.
• E)rating them from strongest to weakest in terms of contributing to the corporate parent's profitability.

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