A firm's attack on a focal arena important to a competitor, but not the attacker's true target area, is referred to as:
A)Thrust.
B)Feint.
C) Gambit.
D) Miscalculation.

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A feint is a tactic in which a firm attacks a competitor's important focal arena that is not its true target area. It is used to deceive and distract the competitor, making them react to the attack and potentially shift resources away from the attacker's true target area. Thrust refers to a direct attack on a competitor's true target area. Gambit refers to a high-risk move made to gain an advantage. Miscalculation refers to an error in judgment or assessment that leads to negative consequences.

A Firm's Attack on a Focal Arena Important to a Competitor