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The collective strength of these forces determines profit potential in the industry. The state of competition in an industry depends upon five basic competitive forces. It goes beyond the behaviour of current competitors.

Barriers to entry (threat of new entrants)-act as a deterrent against new competitorsĬompetition within an industry is grounded in its underlying economic structure.

Bargaining power of suppliers-powerful suppliers can demand premium prices and limit your profit.

Bargaining power of buyers-powerful buyers have a significant impact on prices.

Threat of substitutes (products or services)-availability of substitute products will limit your ability to raise prices.

Industry rivalry (degree of competition among existing firms)-intense competition leads to reduced profit potential for companies in the same industry.

The framework for the Five Forces Analysis consists of these competitive forces: However, the analysis also provides a starting point for formulating strategy and understanding the competitive landscape in which a company operates.

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