Members of a strategic group primarily compete with each other and do not compete with organizations outside their strategic group - even though there are other competitors outside the group that may offer similar products or services.

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Members of a strategic group are organizations that operate in the same industry and have similar business models. They often compete with each other based on price, quality, innovation, etc. However, they do not typically compete with organizations outside their strategic group, as they have different business models and serve different customer segments. Therefore, the statement is true.

Members of a Strategic Group Primarily Compete with Each Other