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Porter’s Five Forces Model (Competitive Forces) Threat of New Entrants Bargaining Power of the Inter-Firm Bargaining Power of the Suppliers Rivalry Buyers Threat of Substitutes Porters Five Forces Areas of Microeconomics Bargaining Power of Supply and demand theory, cost and Suppliers production theory, price elasticity Bargaining Power of Supply and demand theory, customer Buyers behavior, price elasticity Inter-Firm Rivalry Market structures, number of players, market size and growth rates Threat of Substitutes Substitution effects Threat of New Market entry barriers Entrants Industry Profitability, supernormal profits attractiveness What is it? What is it trying to communicate? How can it be used by strategic managers? Porter’s Five Forces Model (Competitive Forces) Who are the Buyers? Factors impacting the bargaining power of the buyers: Standardized industry product Bargaining Power of the Purchases are made in large volume Buyers Number of buyers is small Significant threat of backward integration Switching costs are low Strong? Medium? Weak? Buyers are well-informed about the seller’s costs Porter’s Five Forces Model (Competitive Forces) Factors impacting the bargaining power of the suppliers: Product represents a significant % of purchaser’s final Bargaining Power of the product Suppliers Few suppliers Unique product or input Significant threat of forward integration Strong? Medium? Weak? Supplied product is less expensive for the purchaser to buy than make
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