All of the following are business-level strategies, except:
A)Vertical integration
B)Differentiation
C)Focused differentiation
D)Cost leadership
E)Focused low-cost

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Vertical integration is a corporate-level strategy rather than a business-level strategy. Business-level strategies are focused on how a company competes within a specific industry or market segment, whereas vertical integration involves expanding the company's operations either upstream (toward the source of raw materials) or downstream (toward the end user) through mergers, acquisitions, or internal expansion into related industries.

All of the Following Are Business-Level Strategies, Except