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Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
From the list below, identify which factor does not form one of the six key areas of a PESTEL analysis.
Technological changes
Political changes
Environmental changes
Socio-cultural changes
Barriers to entry affect the ability of firms outside the industry to enter and take advantage of profit opportunities. Which of the following is not an example of such a barrier?
The relative size of existing firms in the industry
Product differentiation
Switching costs
Economies of scale
In Porter's five forces model, what is meant by the term 'substitute'?
A substitute is something else consumers would rather spend their money on
A substitute is a rival firm offering the same products
A substitute is an alternative product or service that performs the same function for the consumer
A substitute refers to an alternative manufacturing process
PESTEL is an analytical tool which helps to undertake
An internal analysis.
An external analysis.
A competitor analysis.
A strategic analysis.
A framework that identifies five forces that determine the profit potential of an industry and shape a firm’s competitive strategy. It's a definition of
PESTEL framework
Level-5 leadership pyramid model
SWOT framework
Five forces model
Porter’s five forces model can be further enhanced if one also considers...
role of complements
coopetition
competitive industry structure
exit barriers
To understand competitive behaviour & performance within an industry, we can map the industry competitors into strategic groups
True
False
In periods of industry high growth, consumer demand rises and price competition among firms frequently increases
True
False
Which one of the following is NOT an example of the exit barrier
economies of scale
emotional attachments
employee health care
retirement benefits
Powerful suppliers may constrain your profits if they charge higher prices.
True
False
Which of the following is not one of Porter's Five Forces
The threat of new entrants
Optimization of shareholder wealth
Bargaining power of buyers
The rivalry of Existing Competitors
One sure way to guarantee long term profitability is to eliminate your rivals and take advantage of the resulting profit windfall.
True
False
Substitute offerings can lure customers away from your products/services.
True
False
One way to neutralize supplier power is to make the specifications for what you purchase from them so unique that they will only be able to sell it to you.
True
False
A product, service, or competency that adds value to the original product offering when the two are used in tandem is a definition of...
mobility barriers
complementor
customer switching costs
complement
Samsung and Google cooperate as complementors to compete against Apple's strong position in the mobile device industry, while at the same time Samsung and Google are increasingly becoming competitive with one another. This scenario best illustrates the process of
perfect competition
conglomeration
monopolization
co-opetition
