The competitive actions and responses that form a standard-cycle market's competitive dynamics are designed to seek large market shares, to gain customer loyalty through _______ and ________.
A)brand names; to control their operations in order to consistently provide the same positive experience for customers
B)brand names; to maintain efficiencies
C)better values; to control their operations in order to consistently provide the same positive experience for customers
D)better values; to maintain efficiencies

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In a standard-cycle market, companies aim to secure large market shares and customer loyalty primarily through strong brand names and controlling their operations to ensure a consistent, positive customer experience. This approach helps in building a loyal customer base that trusts the brand, expecting the same quality and service with every interaction.

The Competitive Actions and Responses That Form a Standard-Cycle Market's