A) profit maximizer
B) revenue enhancer
C) profit pool
D) profit outsourcing
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A) growth
B) maturity
C) introduction
D) decline
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A) introduction
B) growth
C) maturity
D) decline
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A) The price differential was too high.
B) The market for batteries is saturated.
C) The customer perceived the products to be different.
D) There are valid alternatives for batteries.
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A) having brand-loyal customers become more sensitive to prices.
B) increasing economies of scale.
C) providing protection against rivalry.
D) serving a broader market segment.
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A) at about the same level as firms that achieve either cost or differentiation advantages.
B) about the same as firms that are stuck-in-the-middle.
C) higher than firms that achieve either a cost or a differentiation advantage.
D) lower than firms that achieve differentiation advantages but higher than firms that achieve cost advantages.
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A) a short-term strategy.
B) a company-wide strategy.
C) a sustainable competitive advantage.
D) good suppliers.
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A) differentiation
B) overall low-cost leadership
C) differentiation focus
D) cost leadership focus
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A) maintaining a large inventory of products.
B) running a labor-intensive distribution system.
C) ordering products from vendors to keep in stock until a customer order comes in.
D) keeping little inventory and ordering only when customers purchase a product.
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A) gives them competitive advantage by decreasing productivity.
B) gives them competitive advantage by tight cost and overhead control.
C) eliminates the need to compete based on its products.
D) requires the customer to recognize its efforts.
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A) rapid changes in technology.
B) globalization.
C) actions by rivals within the industry.
D) actions by workers outside of the industry.
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A) relative
B) evolutionary
C) absolute
D) potential
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A) introduction
B) growth
C) decline
D) maturity
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A) automated and flexible manufacturing systems
B) deriving benefits from highly-focused and high-technology markets
C) exploiting the profit pool concept for competitive advantage
D) coordinating the extended value chain by way of information technology
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A) Erosion of cost advantages can arise within the narrow segment.
B) Product/service offerings that are highly focused are subject to competition from new entrants.
C) Focusers can become too focused to satisfy buyer needs.
D) All rivals share a common input or raw material.
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A) spreading out a given expense or investment over a greater volume.
B) hiring more experienced personnel.
C) repeating a process until a task becomes easier.
D) competing in an industry for a long time.
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A) The service was easily imitable.
B) It created high entry barriers for new entrants.
C) The integration of many company value-chain activities provided causal ambiguity and path dependency.
D) It exerted power over its customers.
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