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A firm using a niche competitive advantage has an advantage that cannot be copied in the near future focuses on the strength of its brand name targets and serves a single segment of the market relies on experience curves to lower, costs A firm using a niche competitive advantage has an advantage that cannot be copied in the near future focuses on the strength of its brand name targets and serves a single segment of the market relies on experience curves to lower costs

          A firm using a niche competitive advantage
has an advantage that cannot be copied in the near future
focuses on the strength of its brand name
targets and serves a single segment of the market
relies on experience curves to lower, costs
A firm using a niche competitive advantage
has an advantage that cannot be copied in the near future
focuses on the strength of its brand name
targets and serves a single segment of the market
relies on experience curves to lower costs
        
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