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exclusive right granted for a new, inventive and useful product that can be used for licensing.
Patent
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By their actions and policies, increase the competitiveness of firms and occasionally entire industries.
Government
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Refers to the length of time a product is introduced in the market until it is removed from the shelves.
Product Cycle
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refers to economies that are unique to a firm.
Internal Economies of Scale
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Refer to the obstacles a new firm may face when trying to enter an industry or a new market.
Barriers to entry
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Trade between and among different industries.
Inter Industry Trade
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Is the series of stages through which a living thing passes from the beginning of its life until its death.
Life Cycle
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Are activities engaged in by companies for the invention of new products or services to remain competitive.
Research and Development
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Trade between and among the same industry.
Intra Industry Trade
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is a result of spreading the total fixed overhead cost among a greater number of units produced;
Cost Advantage
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Charging a low price to “penetrate” the market and capture market share, before increasing prices in relation to market growth.
Price Penetration
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exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish, sell, or distribute the matter and form of something.
Copyright
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Charging an initially high price and gradually reducing (skimming) the price as the market grows.
Price Skimming
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Refers to the ability of the country or company to offer greater value to customers, either by means of lower prices, or offering more benefits and services at the same price.
Porter’s National Competitive Advantage Theory
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Four determinants that linked together to form Porter’s Diamond
Local market resources and capabilities, Local market demand conditions, Local suppliers and complementary industries, Local firm characteristics
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If a company takes opportunities of chances open to them, they become more competitive.
Chance
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is a word or group of words, sign, symbol, or a logo that distinguishes your goods; used for franchising
Trademark
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Four Stages of Development in the Evolution of a Country
Development based on factors, Development based on investments, Development based on innovation, Development based on prosperity
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refers to economies that are enjoyed by an entire industry.
External Economies of Scale
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helps in managing operations.
Industry Structure
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Focused on multinational corporation (MNCs) and how they get a competitive advantage over other firms in their industry.
Global Strategic Rivalry Theory
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help in setting new goals.
Firm Strategy
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helps in generating innovation.
Industry Rivalry
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Is a marketing strategy developed by Raymond Vernon to help companies to plan out the progress of their new products.
Product Life Cycle Theory
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creations of the mind, a work or invention to which one has rights
Intellectual Property