Strategic groups of firms within an industry follow the same strategies or have very similar dimensions,similar dimensions mean: ; ; and . 战略群体（集团）是指某行业中具有相近似的维度、或采用相同或相似战略的各企业组成的集合，其中相近似的维度是指： ; ; 和

A、Same location 在同一地理区域

B、Same Market Segments 相同的细分市场

C、Same Taget Customers 相同的目标顾客

D、Similar Technology 相近似的技术

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Strategic groups of firms within an industry follow ___________ or have very ___________ dimensions

A、the same strategies, similar

B、different strategies,different

C、the same strategies, different

D、different strategies, similar

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第2题

Strategic groups of firms within an industry follow ___________strategies or have very ___________ dimensions 行业里同一战略集团中的企业往往采取___________ 战略或拥有___________ 维度

A、the same ；similar 相同的；相近的

B、different ；different 不同的；不同的

C、the same ； different 相同的；不同的

D、different； similar 不同的；近似的

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Barges and steamers carded the iron ore through Lake Superior to depots (车站) on the southern shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Erie. With dizzying speed, Gary, Indiana, and Toledo, Youngstown, and Cleveland, Ohio, became major steel-manufacturing centers. Pittsburgh was the greatest steel city of all.

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A．cheaper and more plentiful

B．lighter, and easier to mold

C．cleaner, and easier to mine

D．stronger and more durable

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