Porter's work on how to achieve competitive advantage argues the following;
A) The interconnections between activities are as important as the activities themselves
B) Strategic decisions are about managing trade-offs
C) It is better to be 'best in class' at one activity than very good at many activities
D) Strategies cannot be planned, they can only emerge

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Porter's work emphasizes the importance of the interconnections between activities (A) and managing trade-offs (B) as key to achieving competitive advantage. He does not argue that being 'best in class' at one activity is better than being very good at many (C), nor does he claim that strategies cannot be planned (D).

Porter's Work on How to Achieve Competitive Advantage Argues the Following;