Force field analysis & Porters generic strategy Flashcards

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What is the low cost producer strategy?

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is where a business is able to gain a competitive edge by becoming the low-cost producer in its industry.
eg- implementing technology

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Negatives of the low cost producer strategy

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  • Consumers may think products are lower quality.

- Lowing costs may reduce the quality of the product

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Positives of the low cost producer strategy

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-Lower prices will attract consumers who are price conscious.

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What is the differentiation strategy?

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Is where the business aims to be unique in its industry which is valued by the consumer.
Business can charge a premium price.

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How can a business be different?

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  • High quality materials
  • Patents (customer can only receive product feature from that business)
  • Marketing (Red bull)
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Negatives of the differentiation strategy

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  • Being unique will increase costs

- Some consumers may not be able to afford the premium price.

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What are the five competitive forces?

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  • Supplier power: increase costs
  • Buyer power: decreasing prices
  • Competitive rivalry
  • Threat of substitution
  • Threat of new rivalry
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What are the steps taken to decide what generic strategy a business can use?

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1) Analyse the competitive forces
2) Determine businesses strengths
3) Compare strengths to competitve forces
4) Decide on the strategy.

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