When the firm concentrates on serving needs of any specific customer group, it is considered as __________?
Correct answer: B. market specialization
- A. product specialization
- B. market specialization
- C. single product concentration
- D. mass customization
Explanation
Market specialization concentrates on serving the varied needs of one specific customer group. Product specialization instead focuses on one product and sells it to multiple customer groups.
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