In a focused cost-leadership strategy, a firm
A. provides high-priced products for many different segments of the mass market.
B. focuses on reducing the economic value created to drive down costs.
C. delivers low-cost products and services to a specific, narrow part of the market.
D. caters to the segment of the market that is least cost-sensitive.
Answer: C
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