ch3 Flashcards

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The bargaining power of new entrants is one of the competitive forces identified by Porter.

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Ford Automobiles’ contract with Goodyear for tires is a strong example of the bargaining power of customers

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Beth goes into restaurant and asks for a soda. They offer to serve her another brand instead. This is an example of the threat of substitutions.

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A pharmaceutical company that marketed a drug for a rare disease would be an example of a company that was providing product differentiation within an industry.

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Inbound and outbound logistics are examples of support activities in Porter’s Value Chain.

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Accounting functions like accounts receivables would be an example of supporting activities in Porter’s value chain model.

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A manufacturing process transforms finished goods into cash.

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A key competitive advantage is increasing margins by streamlining processes

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Monty has decided to rent out only luxury cars, which is a differentiation strategy

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Intel and Dell established an alliance to gain a competitive advantage

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