Not all positions on a strategic group map are equally attractive because
A)small strategic groups are always less profitable than large strategic groups.
B)entry and exit barriers are different for each strategic group.
C)across-group rivalry is always weakest at the outer edge of the strategic group map.
D)industry-driving forces and competitive pressures favor some groups and disadvantage others.
E)key success factors are substantially different for differently positioned industry participants.

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Industry-driving forces and competitive pressures can create advantages for some strategic groups while disadvantaging others, making certain positions on the map more attractive.

Not All Positions on a Strategic Group Map Are Equally