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A brief study guide for the final exam I. Week 2 (quizlet) 1. According to Michael Porter, * Why is operational effectiveness a necessary but insufficient condition for a firm’s superior performance? * What is strategic positioning? Performing different activities from rivals' or performing similar activities in different ways. * What are the three ways to position a firm? * Why is it not easy for a firm to switch strategic positions?
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