Exam 2: Start-Up and the Need for Competitive Advantage

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If a firm determines that two or more market segments have the potential to be profitable and then develops a unique marketing mix for each segment,it is called an unfocused strategy.

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What strategy is used to implement niche marketing?

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After the United States increased the duty on wax candles being sold from Asia into America,Joy focused more on Canada to sell her imported candles.Which trend is this related to?

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Most new ventures are founded in "me,too" strategies differentiating themselves through superior service,higher quality or performance,or lower cost.

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Building a competitive advantage requires commitment of considerable resources.

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Compare prior work experience with accidental discovery and deliberate search as a source of start-up ideas.

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Serendipity is a term describing a new product idea resulting from deliberate search activities.

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Kyle plans to open a delicatessen in Halifax featuring new desserts that he first tasted during a vacation to Italy.What is Kyle's start-up idea based on?

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A competitive advantage exists when a firm offers a product or service that is perceived by customers to be inferior to those of competitors,thereby promoting firm unprofitability.

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Paul became distracted while barbecuing ribs.Although the ribs dried out he found the sauce had a delightful flavour.He added a few spices and now markets this new sauce to grocery stores.What was the source of Paul's new business idea?

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Parmeet found that her first-year college students were less and less prepared to be academically successful.Using her teaching experience she created a business to provide weekend camps for students to become more prepared for their postsecondary education.Which approach did Parmeet use to identify her business idea?

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Poor market positioning and a lack of a perceived advantage among customers in the target market are reasons why many new ventures fail.

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George is fearful of a new company he sees at a tradeshow that is selling a similar product that his company currently distributes but at a much better price.Which component of SWOT is causing concern for George?

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The general environment contains a number of important trends.Describe each of these.

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Describe start-ups that are based on new technology ideas.

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Sustainable competitive advantage is an established value-creating industry position that is likely to endure over time.

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Returns from competitive advantage always increase over time.

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A niche market strategy is particularly attractive to a small firm that is trying to escape direct competition with industry giants.

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The single-segmentation strategy is usually the wisest strategy for small businesses during initial marketing efforts.

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Jennifer is selling a line of sterling silver jewellery at the college she attends.Jennifer is identifying pieces that she can market most effectively to females in their 20s,females over 30,and males.What is Jennifer doing?

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