When Positioning Products Relative to Competitors' Offerings,firms Typically Are Most

question 98

Multiple Choice

When positioning products relative to competitors' offerings,firms typically are most successful when they focus on opportunities

• A) that build on their strengths relative to those of their competitors.
• B) for diversification.
• C) in international markets.
• D) where value-based pricing can be ignored.
• E) where customer excellence can be substituted for product excellence.

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