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What are the main components of Porter's Five Forces Analysis?

The main components of Porter's Five Forces Analysis are: 1. Competitive rivalry: This looks at the number and strength of your competitors. High competitive rivalry can make it difficult to maintain high profits. 2. Supplier power: This assesses how easy it is for suppliers to increase their prices. 3. Buyer power: This looks at how easy it is for buyers to drive prices down. 4. Threat of substitution: This refers to the likelihood of your customers finding a different way of doing what you do. 5. Threat of new entry: This measures how easy it is for new competitors to enter your market.

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Importance Of Porter’S Five Forces Slide preview
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2. Threat Of Substitutes Slide preview
3. Bargaining power of buyer Slide preview
4. Bargaining Power Of Suppliers Slide preview
5. Rivalry Within Industry Slide preview
Limitations Of Porter’S Model Slide preview
Industry Attractiveness Example Slide preview
Navigating The Model Development Slide preview
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