A Competitive Strategy of Striving to Be the Low-Cost Provider

question 13

Multiple Choice

A competitive strategy of striving to be the low-cost provider is particularly attractive when

• A)buyers are not price sensitive.
• B)the industry is made up of a large number of or equal-sized rivals.
• C)there are many ways to achieve product differentiation that have value to buyers.
• D)price competition is especially vigorous,buyers have low switching costs,and the majority of industry sales are made to a few large-volume buyers.
• E)switching costs are high,price competition is strong,and buyers tend to use the industry's products in many different ways.

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