Business-level strategies are concerned specifically with:
A) Creating differences between the firm's position and its competitors
B) Selecting the industries in which the firm will compete
C) How functional areas will be organized within the firm
D) How a business with multiple physical locations will operate one of those locations

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Business-level strategies are concerned with creating and maintaining a competitive advantage for the firm by differentiating it from its competitors. This may be achieved through various means such as offering unique products or services, lower costs, or superior customer service. The other options mentioned - selecting industries, organizing functional areas, and operating physical locations - are all important considerations for a business but are not specifically related to business-level strategies.

Business-Level Strategies Are Concerned Specifically With