At Its Narrowest Level, a Company Can Define Its Competitors

Multiple Choice

At its narrowest level, a company can define its competitors as:

A) all those companies that offer the same level of service.
B) those companies that offer a similar product to the same customer at a similar price.
C) all those producers making the same product or class of product.
D) all those companies competing for the same consumer dollar.
E) none of the above.