Which of the following combinations of actions will likely provide the biggest competitive benefits in helping a company achieve a differentiation-based competitive advantage over some/many of its rivals that are selling multi-featured cameras? Charging prices for multi-featured cameras that are about $5 below the most expensively- priced multi-featured camera in the prior year in each geographic region, offering a 3-year warranty on multi-featured cameras, and offering buyers a choice of 3 models of multifeatured cameras with a P/Q rating of 3.5-stars or higher Striving to have a quarterly attendance bonus for PAT members that is $50 above the industry average, outspending all other companies in the industry on new product R&D for multi-featured cameras, and charging prices for multi-featured cameras that are about $20 below the prior year's industry average in each geographic region Having 4 quarterly promotions of 2 weeks each with a discount of 15% or higher in all 4 geographic regions, maintaining a P/Q rating of 4-stars or higher, offering a warranty period of 2 years in all four regions, and spending above-average amounts for quarterly tech support in all four geographic regions. Outspending all other companies in the industry on corporate social responsibility and citizenship, marketing 4 models of multi-featured cameras with a 4-star or higher P/Q rating and a 1 -year warranty, and having 3 quarterly promotions in each geographic region Charging prices for multi-featured cameras that are about $10 higher than the industry- average in each region, offering buyers a 1-year warranty, and striving to market multifeatured cameras with a P/Q rating that is slightly above the prior-year P/Q rating average (as shown in the graph on p. 4 of each issue of the GLO-BUS Statistical Review)