The primary aim of strategic management at the business level is A. maximizing risk-return tradeoffs through diversification. B. achieving a low cost position. C. maximizing differentiation of products and/or services. D. achieving competitive advantage (s).

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25 May, 05:43

The primary aim of strategic management at the business level is A. maximizing risk-return tradeoffs through diversification. B. achieving a low cost position. C. maximizing differentiation of products and/or services. D. achieving competitive advantage (s).

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Carlee Lawson · Answer 1

D. achieving competitive advantage (s).

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The strategic management at the primary levels involves the setting of the objectives and analyzing the competitive environment and the internal organization. Then evaluating the strategies and also ensuring that the management rules out those strategies across the organization. Thus makes to achieve a competitive advantage and hence plays a major role in the formation of the business with a high advantage.