In an industry, the group of firm which follows the similar strategy is classified as?
Correct answer: B. strategic group
- A. outbound group
- B. strategic group
- C. inbound group
- D. comparative group
Explanation
A strategic group consists of firms in the same industry that pursue similar competitive strategies, such as comparable pricing, quality, or distribution approaches. The other group labels are not standard strategic-management terms.
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