What Makes Related Diversification an Attractive Strategy Is

question 27

Multiple Choice

What makes related diversification an attractive strategy is

• A) the ability to broaden the company's product line.
• B) the opportunity to convert cross-business strategic fits into competitive advantages over business rivals whose operations don't offer comparable strategic fit benefits.
• C) the potential for improving the stability of the company's financial performance.
• D) the ability to serve a broader spectrum of buyer needs.
• E) the added capability it provides in overcoming the barriers to entering foreign markets.

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