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COMPETITIVE FORCES

Factors that change competition on the market. It can be bargaining power, new entrants, or rivalry.

COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE

Constantly checking the firm’s market for competitors, activites, affect, and the response. It is legal and uses information free to the public.

COMPETITIVE NEGOTIATION

A way to request proposals from contractors. The contract is sent in and negotiations begin. If the bid doesn’t match than another is considered. The process is done when the winner is

COMPETITIVE PARITY METHOD

Making a firm’s budget based on the competitions spending. It assumes similar objectives. Reer to adaptive control method, affordable method, objectives and task method, and percentage of sales method.

COMPETITIVE PRODUCT

An asset sold that can make a profit based on price, quality, and sevice. It is better than what is already out there.

COMPETITIVE QUOTATIONS

Buying using quotes from suppliers in whice the best one is chosen based on price and product. AKA competitive proposals.

COMPETITIVE RANGE

A range or bids used for minimum requirements. Anything outside this range is not taken seriously.

COMPETITIVE STRATEGY

A plan to help a company get the competitive edge against their rival. Its a long term strategy used to discredit the other firm.

COMPETITIVE STRUCTURE

The current state of a product in its market and other information like competitors, strength, demand, supply, and ease of entry in the new market.

COMPETITIVE TENDER

A general process where a company acquires goods or services by extending to suppliers an invitation to tender a proposal. In general, the tender with the lowest price wins the order, although

COMPETITIVENESS

How a firm can offer products to meet standards of the market at good prices to get profits.

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