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"Hypercompetition" refers to companies that are successful and find sustainable competitive advantages.

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Research by Morgan Stanley indicates that the United States is home to more companies with global ...

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It is the number of domestic rivals, intensity of the completion as well as the quality of the ...

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The strong rivalry in the U.S. market between Dell, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, Apple, and other ...

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"Factor conditions" refers to a country's endowment with resources which may have been created or inherited.

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Intel's loose brick was its narrow focus on complex microprocessors for PCs.

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Intel's focus on designing complex, expensive microprocessors for PCs enabled competitors to develop ...

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The "layers of advantage" approach to global competitive innovation is based on using know-how ...

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In the case of Volkswagen, dealers are its key consumers while individual car buyers are its key consumers.

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Rugman and D'Cruz cite Benetton as an example of a flagship firm that excels at building partnerships.

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Michael Porter's five forces model and Rugman and D'Cruz's flagship model are both based on the ...

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Maytag has been called "the Rolls-Royce of washers and dryers," and it can be said that it has ...

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The development of the MP3 file format for music was accompanied by the increased popularity of ...

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Michael Porter's generic strategy framework is derived from the basic types of competitive advantage ...

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Michael Porter's four generic strategies for achieving competitive advantage are product ...

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Rivalry among firms refers to all the actions taken by firms in the industry to improve their ...

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Microsoft and Intel are two companies that illustrate the concept of "bargaining power of suppliers" ...

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Analyzed in terms of Porter's five forces model, Walmart's ability to dictate terms to the music ...

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In Michael Porter's model, "buyers" refers to manufacturers (e.g., GM) and retailers (e.g. Walmart), ...

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Analyzed in terms of Porter's five forces model, online music file sharing services represent a ...

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Product differentiation and brand loyalty "raise the bar" for would-be industry entrants who would ...

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Unique product attributes represent a barrier to industry entry known as differentiation.

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"Switching costs" are one of the barriers to entry in Porter's five forces model.

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Apple's success with iPhone prompted Samsung and others to enter the market. This is an example of ...

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Competition in an industry tends to drive rates of return on invested capital up towards the level ...

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