A company's strategy is NOT concerned with management's choices about how to
A)attract and please customers.
B)stake out the same market position as successful rival companies.
C)grow the business.
D)compete successfully.
E)conduct operations and improve the company's financial and market performance.

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The company's strategy is not about staking out the same market position as successful rival companies, but rather about developing its unique approach to competing and winning in the marketplace. The other choices all relate to the company's strategy in some way, such as attracting and pleasing customers, growing the business, competing successfully, and improving financial and market performance.

A Company's Strategy Is NOT Concerned with Management's Choices About