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A) The threat of new entrants will be higher for Burger Cult Inc. than Citizen Telecom Inc.
B) Burger Cult Inc. will have more pricing power than Citizen Telecom Inc.
C) Burger Cult Inc. will have more profit potential than Citizen Telecom Inc.
D) The number of buyers will be limited for both Burger Cult Inc. and Citizen Telecom Inc.
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A) are independent
B) have no pricing power
C) are interdependent
D) have no barriers to entry
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A) The emergence of entry barriers
B) The bargaining power of suppliers
C) The availability of complements
D) The threat of substitutes
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A) A nearby fast food restaurant
B) A food kiosk in an adjacent subway station
C) A premium rooftop restaurant in the same city
D) A mobile food cart parked opposite to the five-star hotel
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A) The composition of the strategic group to which the firm belongs
B) The interest rates prevalent in the economy in which the firm operates
C) The inflation level in the economy in which the firm operates
D) The recent innovations in process technology, including lean manufacturing
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A) They are stable over time, not dynamic.
B) Having a large number of competitors generally equates to higher industry profitability.
C) A consolidated industry tends to be more profitable than a fragmented one.
D) Having few but large competitors increases the threat of strong competitive forces such as supplier or buyer power.
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A) Network effects
B) Economies of scale
C) Customer switching costs
D) Capital requirements
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A) It is not possible to have two different strategic groups within the same industry.
B) Rivalry within the same strategic group tends to be lower than rivalry between different strategic groups.
C) Profitability varies between different strategic groups.
D) Companies within the same strategic group are complementors to each other.
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A) easily achieve a temporary competitive advantage.
B) easily achieve a sustainable competitive advantage.
C) only achieve competitive parity.
D) maintain its absolute advantage for long time.
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A) By reducing the entry barriers in its industry
B) By developing proprietary technology
C) By implementing frequent price-cuts
D) By decreasing its pricing power
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A) A premium car manufactured and sold by Mova Autos Inc., a rival company
B) A bank that insures cars against theft and accidents
C) A car service station managed and run by Shield Autos Inc.
D) A stereo system that can be used as a GPS system in cars
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A) Suppliers offer products that are undifferentiated.
B) Suppliers can credibly threaten to backward integrate into the industry.
C) Suppliers depend heavily on the industry for their revenues.
D) Suppliers' industry is more concentrated than the industry it sells to.
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A) Oligopolistic
B) Monopolistic
C) Perfectly competitive
D) Monopolistically competitive
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