T A strategy to be the industry's overall low-cost provider tends to be more appealing than a differentiation or best-cost or focus/marke strategy when Select one:
A. the market is composed of many distinct segments with varying buyer needs and expectations.
B, there are many ways to achieve product differentiation that buyers find appealing.
C. buyers use the product in a variety of different ways and have high switching costs in changing from one seller's product to and
D. entry barriers are high and competition from substitutes is relatively weak.
E. the offerings of rival firms are essentially identical, standardized, commodity-like products.