Business-level strategy focuses primarily on a. which markets to enter and how to use the firm's money, people, and physical facilities. b. the areas in which the firm may have an advantage and how much various organizational parts enhance each other. c. which markets to enter and how the parts of the organization enhance the entry. d. the firm's competitive advantage (s). e. which markets to enter and in what areas the firm may have a competitive edge.

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Hassan Branch

Business

11 March, 08:30

Business-level strategy focuses primarily on a. which markets to enter and how to use the firm's money, people, and physical facilities. b. the areas in which the firm may have an advantage and how much various organizational parts enhance each other. c. which markets to enter and how the parts of the organization enhance the entry. d. the firm's competitive advantage (s). e. which markets to enter and in what areas the firm may have a competitive edge.

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Alfie · Answer 1

The answer is: B) the areas in which the firm may have an advantage and how much various organizational parts enhance each other.

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Business level strategy deals with the business's position in the market relative to its competition and the forces of competition. This is why it focuses on the business's core competencies and how its customers's needs are satisfied. Stronger core competencies equal greater consumer satisfaction which equals larger profit.