A) Complexity
B) Relative advantage
C) Compatibility
D) Trialability
E) Observability
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A) the industry is declining slowly instead of rapidly.
B) the product is easy to differentiate.
C) exit barriers are high.
D) entry barriers are high.
E) technology is stable.
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A) early adopters.
B) the early majority.
C) innovators.
D) laggards.
E) the late majority.
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A) Early majority
B) Late majority
C) Laggards
D) Early adopters
E) Innovators
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A) Divestment
B) Harvest
C) Price signaling
D) Leadership
E) Capacity control
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A) early adopters leave the market.
B) innovators and early adopters enter the market.
C) when laggards and late majority users leave the market.
D) early and late majority users enter the market.
E) when the production costs become high.
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A) the sales of complementary products decline.
B) the production costs increase.
C) companies manufacture products in very small quantities.
D) ongoing technological progress makes its product easier to use.
E) mass markets for its products decline.
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A) obtain the advantages of economies of scale.
B) create product diversity.
C) generate revenue by licensing the patents it owns.
D) spread overhead costs.
E) establish several unrelated business units.
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A) They are usually characterized by large, mass-production operations.
B) They essentially enjoy a national brand loyalty.
C) They require companies to use focus strategies to meet specialized customer needs.
D) They do not attract new entrants as they have extremely high entry barriers due to economies of scale.
E) They are usually dominated by one or two large companies that enjoy the power to influence industry prices.
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A) Complexity
B) Relative advantage
C) Compatibility
D) Trialability
E) Observability
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A) protecting their competitive advantage.
B) moderating the intensity of industry competition.
C) preserving both company and industry profitability.
D) deterring entry into an industry.
E) increasing the level of rivalry within an industry.
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A) fragmented industry.
B) oligopoly.
C) pure competition industry.
D) consolidated industry.
E) monopoly.
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A) product development.
B) market penetration.
C) product proliferation.
D) market signaling.
E) market development
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