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    Manu Soccer - Case Study

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    soccer training programs in direct competition with MANU. Market Situation Approximately 90 percent of MANU’s customers live in Fort Collins which has a population of 110‚000. Greeley and Longmont are about 25 miles away by interstate highway and have a population of approximately 80‚000 each. Loveland is a city that is also about 25 miles from Fort Collins and has a population of approximately 60‚000. Competitive Situation There is almost no direct competition for MANU in Fort Collins. The surrounding

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    Monopoly

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    entrepreneurs will enter the business to capture some of the higher returns. If enough rivals enter‚ their competition will drive prices down and eliminate monopoly power. Why do economists object to monopoly? The purely “economic” argument against monopoly is very different from what noneconomists might expect. Successful monopolists charge prices above what they would be with competition so that customers pay more and the monopolists (and perhaps their employees) gain. It may seem strange‚ but

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    Amazon analysis

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    Moreover‚ Amazon’s internationalisation strategy is examined including the obstacles they might face in their development process and how those can be overcome. Furthermore‚ economic theory is used to evaluate the aspects of market power and competition. 2. Analysis of Amazon 2.1. Amazon in Porter’s frameworks 2.1.1. Porter’s Five Forces It can be recommended to organisations to analyse the environment they operate in. This can be done on several levels such as the macro-environment

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    Porter's 5 Forces

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    When the competition for a specific item is low‚ companies may be able to charge more‚ but when there is more competition companies need to have competitive prices and quality of their products. 2. Threat of substitutes. Threat of substitutes refers to other products that affect the price of another product. The example used in the article was the price of aluminum cans. The price is affected by the price of glass‚ steel‚ or plastic containers. They are not in direct competition but the

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    Price Wars

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    of the customer nationwide and must be in the overall picture. In addition‚ the data suggests that the pool of potential people that would get a cell phone is almost entirely saturated so it does not look as if there is any room for additional competition. If a price war will reduce margins‚ as the case suggests‚ why would any company 
embrace this strategy? Price is the most attractive marketing gimmick to attract competitors’ customers. As the case told‚ the cell phone subscribers have nearly

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    Their skill or capability in using the resources are in their ability to reduce costs in manufacturing the product‚ pass that cost saving to consumers‚ and investing in new products while increasing market share giving them an advantage over the competition. Is it Valuable? – The resource‚ having access to raw material through their partnership allows Pompeian to forecast available inventory and adjust manufacturing plans. The disadvantage that the company could endure would be if other regions in

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    Cigarette Oligopoly

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    all of the cigarettes cost the same amount across the board. Of course one concern that oligopoly’s must make sure that they are not be involved with is price fixing. Price fixing is when the competitors of a market fix the product price to avoid competition within their market‚ while at the same time not being fair to the consumers of the product in regards to the price. The price fixing does not always happen between the competitors but it also can be a factor between manufacturers and

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    first time Mattel adapted Barbie to Japanese culture by forming a strategic partnership with Bandai‚ Japan’s largest toy company. Then Mattel discovered once again well-known Barbie is preferred instead local versions. In Brazil‚ Barbie has competition with local rival which has lower price. Beside its convenient price ‚ Susi doll‚ manufactured by local rival‚ looks like Brazilian girls which have blonde hair‚ small chest and dark skin. Since Susi’s similarity to Brazilian girls attracted young

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    the goals and strategies of related business units; should exist in the group‚ sector and corporate level; bottom-up H strategy rarely happens (the B unit managers have the resources and influence interrelationships) Emerging new pattern of competition – among clusters of related B units Why H strategy? – Horizontal strategy should be explicit in order to identify‚ reinforce‚ and extend interrelationships. Other reasons for this strategy as follows: • B units value interrelationships differently

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    ADIDAS 5 forces model

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    third sports brand‚ REEBOK and this was a remarkable event in the history of the company‚ as it paved the way for the expansion of its market share. The Company ADIDAS has also benefited from the strategy of on-line sales. Though stiff and strict competition exists‚ the company growth is based on its brand-equity and brand identity. 2. Threat of Substitutes The substitutes of Adidas products such as NIKE‚ PUMA etc. is also affects the market growth of Adidas. The price of its substitute products

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