A) the percentage of the buyer total cost accounted for by the industry product
B) the percentage of industry sales required to fill a plant or operate a logistical network to efficient scale
C) the buyer switching cost
D) the governmental regulatory policy
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A) financial returns.
B) organizational hierarchy.
C) perceptual acuity.
D) employee relations.
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A) permit companies to discuss larger marketplace trends.
B) guarantee positive consumer response to new products.
C) give companies an opportunity to look beyond their own industries.
D) oblige management to automatically change strategy.
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A) competitors; customers
B) customers; competitors
C) traditional competitors; new competitors
D) existing customers; existing competitors
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A) A CEO meets with other CEOs of non-competing companies to examine the world from multiple perspectives and then shares the results with his own management team.
B) A CEO meets with the company management team regularly to analyze current world events and their potential impact on the company.
C) A CEO meets with direct competitors to analyze current industry trends. The CEOs share their conclusions with their respective companies.
D) Outsiders are brought in to the board meeting to critique the company strategy, which considers the new information in its potential revamping of the strategy.
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A) top executives that makes strategies for a company.
B) executives drawn from different companies within an industry that makes decisions on industry standards.
C) firms within an industry that decides to collude rather than compete with each other so that they can increase their profits.
D) firms within an industry that follows similar strategies.
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A) breadth of product and geographic scope.
B) price and quality.
C) degree of vertical integration.
D) management team.
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A) Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche
B) Toyota, Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, Honda, Nissan
C) Chery, Geely, Tata Motors
D) Mercedes, BMW, Audi
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A) historical
B) past
C) present
D) future
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A) aging population
B) greater disparities in income levels
C) changes in ethnic composition
D) more women in the workforce
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A) If they miscalculate the market, opportunities will be lost.
B) If they misread the market, they are likely to become rich.
C) If they identify all of the environmental threats, they are guaranteed to acquire large market share.
D) If they identify all of the environmental opportunities, they are guaranteed to acquire large market share.
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A) familiar
B) similar
C) friendly
D) useful
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A) backward integration.
B) forward integration.
C) economies of scale.
D) product differentiation.
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A) focuses marketing efforts on end users.
B) has reduced the number of wholesalers and distributors.
C) increases channel conflict.
D) diminishes the power of many distribution channel intermediaries.
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A) character and ability
B) intuition and judgment
C) training and experience
D) imagination and training
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A) banks tracking home loans
B) airlines changing hundreds of fares daily in response to competitor tactics
C) consumers comparing product offers online
D) car manufacturers offering sales incentives based on rival offers
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A) substitute goods.
B) customer and firm bargaining power.
C) the aging population and ethnic shifts.
D) competitive rivalry.
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