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One of the following statements about Competitor Rivalry is NOT true in Porter 5 Force analysis
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Differentiated products among competitors in an industry is associated with high industry profits
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Few competitors in an industry is associated with high industry profits
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Low Fixed costs in an industry is associated with high industry profits
d.
Industries with perishable products are associated with high industry profits
e.
Increasing industry sales is associated with high industry profits
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