A Firm Is Said to Gain a Competitive Advantage When

question 28

Multiple Choice

A firm is said to gain a competitive advantage when it can

• A) exceed its own previous performances.
• B) provide products similar to its competitors, but at lower prices.
• C) perform at the same level as that of its competitors.
• D) minimize the difference between value creation and cost.

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