In terms of strategy making, what is the difference between a one-business company and a diversified company? a. the first uses a business-level strategy, while the second uses a set of business strategies and a corporate strategy. b. the first uses a business-level strategy, while the second uses a corporate-wide strategy. c. the first uses an operating strategy, while the second uses a business-line strategy. d. the first uses a functional strategy, while the second uses a business-line strategy. e. the first uses a single-line strategy, while the second uses a multi-line strategy.

A.

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the main difference between them is that the first uses a business-level strategy, while the second uses a set of business strategies and a corporate strategy. A Business-Level strategy focuses on attaining and satisfying the customers by offering them the goods and services that they need/want in order to increase profits. While a Corporate Strategy focuses on the corporate overall goals and direction that how those goals will be achieved, usually using various other strategies for each goal.

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