Chapter 5 - Competitive Rivalry

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Competitor analysis

market commonality

  • they are likely to compete with each other for resources and customers

resource similarity

  • the extent to which competitors have access to the same resources 

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competitive dynamics

slow cycle markets

  • competitive advantages last for long periods because they are hard to imitate

  • expensive to imitate

fast cycle markets

  • competitor’s can imitate the capabilities

  • it can be imitated quickly and cheaply

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drivers of competitive behavior

awareness

  • how much competitors understand their shared dependence on each other due to their similar markets and resources.

motivation

  • High market commonality gives firms more motivation to attack and respond to competitors actions than when market commonality is low

ability

  • when resources between firms are similar, the stronger firm may rush in responding to an attack.

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actions that drive competitive rivalry

first mover

  •  a company that gains a competitive advantage by being the first to bring a new product or service to the market. 

  • develop customer loyalty

organizational size

  • small firms launch competitive actions more quickly

  • large firms have more resources so can launch more at a time

quality

  • poor quality will result in lower sales

  • customers base quality on what they are looking for

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likelihood of response

type of competitive action

  • there are responses to strategic and tactical actions

  • strategic actions (long term) have fewer competitive responses because they are difficult to implement

  • tactical actions (short-term) have a fast response

actor’s reputation

  • past reactions to an action predict future responses

  • competitors take action once the market leaders do

market dependence

  • firms that are not diversified are dependent on one market

  • they respond quickly and strongly