A) business-level strategy
B) code of ethics
C) mission statement
D) functional-level strategy
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A) Lower production costs
B) Premium prices
C) Lower value gap
D) Customized goods
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A) Competition switching from non-price attributes to pricing
B) Innovation that allows competitors to emerge with more economical replacements
C) New entrants with small production scale
D) Suppliers requesting a 2% price increase across the industry
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A) Learning curves are captured at one point in time when output is increased.
B) Learning curves can be observed in manufacturing processes and professional services.
C) As cumulative output increases, the learning curve becomes less steeper.
D) The steeper the learning curve, the lesser the learning effects.
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A) Economies of scale
B) Superior customer service
C) Availability of complements
D) Innovation
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A) Choosing a strategic position requires making important trade-offs between value and cost positions.
B) Strategic positions are fixed; they do not change like the environment.
C) Differentiation and cost leadership require similar strategic positions.
D) A firm is said to have a competitive advantage when it ends up with strategic positions below the productivity frontier.
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A) $4
B) $5
C) $3
D) $6
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A) charge a higher price than the cost leader in the industry.
B) create lesser economic value than the differentiator in the industry.
C) reduce its value gap beyond that created by the cost leader in the industry.
D) increase its price above that of the differentiator in the industry.
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A) Liquidation strategy
B) Product diversification strategy
C) Market penetration strategy
D) Integration strategy
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A) economies of scale.
B) learning-curve effects.
C) experience-curve effects.
D) availability of complements.
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A) decreasing the existing value gap by providing luxury goods to customers.
B) maintaining a less steeper learning curve as compared to its competitors.
C) increasing the perceived value created for customers, which allows it to charge a premium price.
D) lowering its costs compared to its competitors', while offering adequate value for its products and services.
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A) Superior customer service
B) Economies of scale
C) Learning-curve effects
D) Experience-curve effects
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A) differentiator is able to create a significant difference between perceived value and current market prices.
B) differentiator is able to significantly reduce the value gap.
C) source of a competitor's differential appeal is tangible rather than intangible.
D) new product features added raise costs but not the perceived value in the minds of consumers.
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A) The exit barriers within the industry in which the firm operates
B) The number of companies operating in the industry in which the firm operates
C) The intensity of rivalry among existing companies in the firm's chosen industry
D) The value and the cost position of the firm relative to its competitors
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A) It appeals to the price-conscious buyers.
B) Its primary value driver is product uniqueness.
C) It charges a premium price for its products.
D) It directly competes against luxury cosmetic brands that charge premium prices.
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A) returns to scale are constant.
B) cost per unit is the highest.
C) firm experiences diseconomies of scale.
D) firm attains the highest cost position.
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