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rosent76

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What topics do competitive strategies typically address?
 
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What topics do business strategies typically address?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Competitive strategies typically address specific characteristics of a company's services, such as price, quality, time to delivery, and post-construction services.

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Business strategies typically address the desired mix of business for a company, desired market share, desired profitability, and desired growth.




rosent76

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