A) barriers to entry, expected retaliation of current industry organizations
B) the power of existing suppliers, buyers
C) the profitability of the industry, the market share of its leading firm
D) the demand for the product, the profitability of the competitors
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A) Access to distribution channels.
B) Capital requirements.
C) Economies of scale.
D) Product differentiation.
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A) is likely to raise the level of competitive rivalry in the industry.
B) probably has top management who are affected by emotional barriers to exit.
C) has decided that long-run above-average returns are not important.
D) will probably embark on an acquisition strategy.
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A) assessing.
B) monitoring.
C) forecasting.
D) scanning.
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A) general
B) competitor
C) sociocultural
D) industry
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A) government licensing and permits.
B) access to distribution channels.
C) consumers' switching costs.
D) cost disadvantages independent of scale.
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A) A firm hires a competitor's employee and asks that employee to share the names and addresses of business contacts from his/her previous job.
B) An executive attends a trade show solely to obtain a competitor's brochures, listen to sales pitches, and ask questions about the competitor's products.
C) A city council member shares information about the decision process for selecting a contractor to build a new library wing with his wife, an executive with a construction firm bidding on the contract.
D) A marketing manager at Smith-Phillips, Inc., sells confidential plans for the company's expansion into the Far East to a firm that is not a direct competitor.
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A) generic assets.
B) loyalty to employees.
C) governmental concern about job loss.
D) restrictive labor agreements.
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