A Differentiation Strategy Typically Seeks Competitive Advantage By

question 4

Multiple Choice

A differentiation strategy typically seeks competitive advantage by:

• A) offering products that are unique and different from the competition.
• B) operating with lower costs than competitors.
• C) continuously improving operating efficiencies in purchasing.
• D) controlling and monitoring the performance of top management.
• E) including key persons in strategic planning.

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