Organizational Planning Worksheet
Organizational Planning Worksheet
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By keeping low prices, Costco’s is following cost leadership strategy, which is good because on this base they can compete with their competitors. By limited product lines and selection they are offering fewer items, sold in bulk, which are less when compared to its competitors; The strategy they followed is that by offering limited sizes, their efficiency will increase therefore it is said to be an intelligent strategy.