$10$ points

A business$-$level strategy is a concept utilized to address how a firm will compete in an industry. The best way to utilize this strategy is to look at strategies with a broad scope. Professor Michael Porter of the Harvard Business School created a set of four generic strategies used to position a business within its industry. Out of the termis below, which are NOT one of Porter's four generic business$-$level strategies?

Broad cost leadership

Focused differentiation

Broad differentiation

Focused cost leadership

Economic value creation