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Supply relative to demand is primarily responsible for setting prices in a free market system.
There are four basic market models based on the amount of competition within the industry. They are pure competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and pure monopoly.
There are many factors to be considered in channel of distribution. Just a few of them include target market characteristics, nature of the product, cost efficiency, company characteristics, middleman characteristics, and competition characteristics.
Refers to the factors in the market which impact your business, like government policies, competition intencity, price war / elasticity etc etc.,
Increasing your market share is likely to invite competition - you may invite competition. hehehe K12 LOL
"Supply is relative to demand" explains the factors responsible for setting prices in a free market system.
state assumption of perfect competition
Market Research has several categories. - Consumers (who is the target market?) - Competition (including Porter's 5 Forces of Competition). Other factors to evaluate in market research Political, Environmental, Sociological, Technological, and Economic.
Pure competition is one that occurs when there are no artificial factors introduced in the market. This means that there would no government regulation.
There are several factors that affect shares market. Some of them include price, competition, nature of product, demand and so much more.
the price of the product..... the competition in the market...... staff training..... awareness level of the product in the market....
"Supply is relative to demand" explains the factors responsible for setting prices in a free market system.
Pull factors are incentives from government, low wages, good market feasibility, etc. Push factors are heavy competition, high labor costs, lack of demand, etc.
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Supply relative to demand is primarily responsible for setting prices in a free market system.
Oligopoly, Pure competition, Monopolistic competition
There are many factors that drive globalization. The major drivers of globalization include: market, cost, environment, and competition.