Competitive Jockeying and Market Maneuvering Among Industry Rivals

Competitive jockeying and market maneuvering among industry rivals

A) determines whether the industry's strategic group map will be static or dynamic.
B) centers around collaborative efforts to overcome the bargaining power of powerful suppliers and powerful buyers.
C) is usually an industry's strongest driving force.
D) is usually one of the two or three weakest competitive forces because of the close familiarity that rivals have for one another's likely next moves.
E) is ever-changing as fresh offensive and defensive moves are initiated and as rivals emphasize first one mix of competitive weapons and tactics and then another.