Principles Of Marketing
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1.A market will usually be more difficult to enter if there is?
a.Patented or proprietary know-how
b.Low brand loyalty
c.Wide access to distribution channels
d.Common technology
2.Which of these situations is likely to cause high bargaining power of suppliers?
a.A few large suppliers dominate the market supply
b.Many alternative sources of supply
c.Resource inputs are not essential to product quality
d. Many customers with low brand loyalty
3.Which of these situations is likely to cause high bargaining power of customers?
a.A large number of customers
b.Full access to information
c.The product is differentiated
d.None of the foregoing
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