If a key supplier's bargaining power gets too strong, it can force the price of goods and services to unmanageably high levels.

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When a key supplier's bargaining power increases, they can demand higher prices for their goods and services, which can lead to unmanageably high costs for the buyer. This is a potential risk in the bargaining power of suppliers in Porter's Five Forces model.

If a Key Supplier's Bargaining Power Gets Too Strong, It