1.In a(n) _____ only one firm provides a certain product or service in the area.Your Answer:pure monopoly

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2.In a(n) _____ a small number of large firms produce products that range from highly differentiated to standardized.Your Answer:oligopoly

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3.Firms often face _____ such as legal or moral obligations to customers.Your Answer:ethical barriers

Correct Answer:exit barriers

exit barriers

4.The firm with the largest market share in the relevant product market is called the _____.Your Answer:market leader

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5.In a pure _____ attack, the attacker matches its opponent's product, advertising, price, and distribution.Your Answer:frontal

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6.A(n) _____ attack can be directed along two strategic dimensions, geographic and segmented.Your Answer:bypass

Correct Answer:flank

flank

7.A(n) _____ attack attempts to capture a wide slice of the enemy's territory through a "blitz."Your Answer:guerilla

Correct Answer:encirclement

encirclement

8.A(n) _____ duplicates the leader's product and package and sells it on the black market or through disreputable dealers.Your Answer:cloner

Correct Answer:counterfeiter

counterfeiter

9.A(n) _____ emulates the leader's products, name, and packaging with slight variations.Your Answer:imitator

Correct Answer:cloner

cloner

10.The _____ takes the leader's products and improves them.Your Answer:innovator

Correct Answer:adapter

adapter

11.When 3M typically enters new markets by introducing a product improvement, this strategy is called ___________ .Your Answer:product innovation

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1.A _____ consists of a few companies producing essentially the same commodity.Your Answer:pure oligopoly

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2.A _____ consists of a few companies producing products partially differentiated along lines of quality, features, styling or services.Your Answer:differentiated monopoly

Correct Answer:differentiated oligopoly

differentiated oligopoly

3.A _____ defence involves occupying the most desirable market space in the minds of consumers.Your Answer:position

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4.In a _____ defence the market leader erects outposts to protect a weak front.Your Answer:preemptive

Correct Answer:flank

flank

5._____ is a bypass strategy practiced in high-tech industries.Your Answer:Technological leapfrogging

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6.A _____ strategy is another name for identifying shifts in market segments that are causing gaps to develop then rushing in to fill the gaps and develop them into strong segments.Your Answer:flanking

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7.The most indirect assault strategy is the _____.Your Answer:bypass

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8.In _____ the smaller firm launches a barrage of attacks in random corners of the larger opponent's market in a manner calculated to weaken the opponent's market power.Your Answer:guerilla warfare

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9.In _____ the challenger introduces a product improvement or breakthrough.Your Answer:product innovation

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10.A challenger can attack the leader by launching a larger product variety, thus giving buyers more choice. This strategy is called _____.Your Answer:value-priced strategy

Correct Answer:product proliferation

product proliferation

11.Which of the following, according to Carpenter & Nabanob, is not a good strategy for launching a new product into a market dominated by one brand?Your Answer:Flank defence

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