A company's business model:a. is management's blueprint for how it will generate revenues sufficient to cover costs and yield an attractive profit. b. concerns what combination of moves in the marketplace it plans to make to outcompete rivals. c. concerns how management plans to pursue strategic objectives, given the larger imperative of meeting or beating its financial performance targets. D. deals with how it can simultaneously maximize profits and operate in a socially responsible manner that keeps its prices as low as possible. E. concerns the actions and business approaches that will be used to grow the business, conduct operations, please customers, and compete successfully.

A. is management's blueprint for how it will generate revenues sufficient to cover costs and yield an  attractive profit.

Explanation:

A company's business model is management's blueprint for how it will generate revenues sufficient to cover costs and yield an attractive profit. When any company makes a business model, the purpose and logic behind is to see how it can make profits, from where the return streams can be generated, which areas and markets need to be targeted for this purpose. After analyzing the profits streams, company try to find out the ways how those generated profits will cover the costs in order to make sufficient gross profit. Moreover, it describes that how company will create, capture and then disseminate the value.

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