How do finance activities typically differ in a low-cost vs. differentiated generic business strategy?
A. In low-cost strategies, debt is the major financing vehicle, while equity dominates in a differentiated model.
B. In a low-cost strategy, finance is focused on controlling costs, such as interest payments, while in the differentiated strategy, investment in future growth is a major concern.
C. In a differentiated strategy, finance is focused on controlling costs, such as interest payments, while in the low-cost strategy, investment in future growth is a major concern.
D. There is no difference; both look to optimize ROE, ROI, and margins.