Пятница, 28 марта, 2025

Competitive strategies

Competition in dynamic markets

Currently, in many industries, technologies are rapidly changing, the product life cycle is shortening, new powerful competitors are emerging, competitors are taking active competitive...

Imperfect Competition Theory

The English economist A. Pigou at the beginning of the XX century came to the conclusion that the monopolization of the economy and external...

Competition in mature industries

A mature industry is characterized by a slowdown in growth. The maturity of the industry comes when almost all...

The Protection of Monopoly in the Theories of J. Schumpeter and D.C. Galbraith

At the beginning of the XX century, the Austrian economist I. Schumpeter showed that a monopoly can be a...

Competition in industries at a stage of stagnation or recession

Many companies operate in industries where demand is growing more slowly than the average for the economy or is...

The theory of competition of the Austrian school of neoliberals. Functions of competition according to F. Hayek

Representatives of the neo-Austrian school L. Mises and F. Hayek refused to recognize the equilibrium approach as the main...

Competition in segmented industries

In some industries, there are hundreds and even thousands of small and medium-sized companies, none of which owns a...

Strategy for industry leaders

The competitive positions of industry leaders are either much stronger than those of others, or dominant. Leaders are well...

Strategy for stalking companies

Companies that are in the position of pursuers or secondary players have less market share than the leaders. Some...

Strategies for uncompetitive companies and companies in crisis

For a company that is on the decline and losing its competitive position, it is advisable to choose one...

Competition strategies in the era of globalization

The globalization of the world economy is accelerating as countries, previously closed to foreign companies, open their markets and...

The essence of international and global competition

The entry of companies into foreign markets is determined by four main reasons :Attracting new customers. The development of...

Entry strategies and competition in foreign markets

There are several strategies for a company that has decided to expand its activities beyond the national market and...

Internet Economy Strategies

A creative approach to the development and implementation of e-commerce projects creates tremendous opportunities to restructure the value chain...

Business Models and Strategies in E-Commerce

The development of Internet technologies and e-commerce forms the economy of the future and generates new business opportunities, including...

Internet — Strategies for Traditional Business

In the future, even companies that do not participate in the Internet economy today will be forced to use...

Free competition in the theory of A. Smith

Adam Smith in his book “Studies on the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations” (1776), in contrast...

The mechanism and results of intra-industry and intersectoral competition in the theory of Karl Marx

Intra-industry competition is competition between manufacturers of one industry for the most favorable conditions for the production and sale...

Representatives of the neoclassical school

Following A. Smith and K. Marx, the mechanisms of market competition were considered by representatives of the neoclassical school....

Competitive stability of the company’s position in comparison with the main rivals

Value chain analysis, strategic cost analysis and other types of determining the competitiveness of the company by costs are...

Strategic problems of the company

The purpose of this phase of the analysis is to identify strategic issues that may prevent the company from...

Basic competitive strategies

This topic focuses on gaining and maintaining a competitive advantage through a successful strategy and optimal value chain management....

Low-cost strategies

In the event that most buyers are sensitive to price, companies try to lead in costs, increasing efficiency and...

Differentiation strategies

In situations where consumer requests and preferences due to their diversity cannot be satisfied with standard products or the...

Best Value Strategy

The strategy is focused on providing customers with more customer value for the same money. The goal is to...

Focused (niche) strategies

Unlike differentiation and cost leadership strategies, focused strategies focus on a narrow market segment. The target segment, or niche,...

Classification of competitive advantages

The competitive advantage of the system (company, industry, country) is any exclusive value that the system possesses and which...

Competitive advantages of cooperation strategies and mergers and acquisitions

Collaboration strategy and competitive advantageThe globalization of the world economy, the rapid development of technologies, new opportunities in the...

M&A Strategy

A merger is an association of approximately equal partners, as a result of which a newly created company receives...

Vertical Integration Strategy

Vertical integration expands the scope of the company’s activities in this industry. Companies can expand their activities towards suppliers...

Business Narrowing Strategy – Disintegration and Outsourcing

Single-industry companies, having abandoned integration, concentrate their activities on very narrow segments of the value chain, and the rest...

Analysis of internal resources (analysis of resources and internal capabilities of the company)

Analysis of the general position of the company allows us to determine the compliance of its strategy with the...

Offensive strategies to maintain a competitive advantage

Competitive advantage in costs, resources, or differentiation is almost always the result of successful offensive strategic actions. Defensive strategies,...

Effectiveness of the company’s current strategy

To assess the existing strategy, it is necessary to return to the concept of strategy. First of all, it...

Defensive strategies to protect competitive advantage

The main goal of the defensive strategy is to protect the competitive advantage and strengthen the position of companiesAny...

Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the company

Assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of the company and its external capabilities and threats is usually called SWOT...

Development of a competitive strategy taking into account the situation in the industry

In this topic, we will analyze the options for strategies for the most common competitive conditions: in emerging industries;...

Competitiveness of the company in terms of prices and costs

It happens that a new company with very low prices appears on the market or a competitor sharply reduces...