business objectives and strategy - Models of strategic choice Flashcards

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what is porters 5 forces model?

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a framework for analysing nature of competition within an industry

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what is the purpose of Porter’s 5 Forces Model?

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helps to understand and assess industry profitability and attractiveness

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what are the categories of P5FM?

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  • threat of new entrants
  • bargaining power of suppliers
  • bargaining power of buyers/customers/consumers
  • threat of substitutes
  • degree of rivalry
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what are low industry profits associated with?

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  • strong suppliers
  • strong customers
  • low entry barriers
  • many opportunities for substitutes
  • intense rivalry
    (opposite for high industry profits)
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what happens when new entrants move into a market?

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gain market share which leads to more rivalry

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when is the position of existing firms stronger?

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when there are high barriers to entry

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what happens when the barriers to entry are low?

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threat of new entrants is high as it is easier to enter a market

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what happens if a firm’s supplier has bargaining power?

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  • exercise their power
  • sell their products at a higher price
  • squeeze industry profits
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what happens when suppliers force up their prices?

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profit will be affected

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when are suppliers powerful?

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  • only a few large suppliers
  • limited supply of product
  • cost of switching suppliers is high
  • customer is small and unimportant
  • none/few substitutes available
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what happens when customers have lots of bargaining power?

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they are able to exert pressure to drive down the price

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what is a substitute product?

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a replacement for another product that still meets customer needs

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what happens if there is a threat of substitute products?

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  • they will limit the price that can be charged and will reduce profits
  • customer loyalty/availability will limit the extent of threat
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what determines the intensity of rivalry?

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  • number of competitors
  • market growth
  • product differentiation
  • brand loyalty
  • capacity utilisation
  • cost structure of industry
  • barriers to exit
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how do takers change the bargaining power of stakeholders?

i have no clue what this means sorry

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customers and suppliers will have less power as the companies make one big company which means they have less power

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