A Low-Cost Firm Can Still Gain a Competitive Advantage Even

question 91

Multiple Choice

A low-cost firm can still gain a competitive advantage even without differentiation parity as long as:

• A) Its differentiation appeal is in parity with the competition.
• B) Its costs are higher than the competition.
• C) Its economic value creation exceeds that of the competition.
• D) Its economic value creation is the same as the competition.

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