Supplier Bargaining Power Is Weaker When

question 17

Multiple Choice

Supplier bargaining power is weaker when

• A) good substitute inputs exist or new ones emerge.
• B) the cost of switching from one supplier to another is high.
• C) suppliers furnish a critical part or component.
• D) buying firms are looking for suppliers with good just-in-time supply capabilities.
• E) a few large suppliers are the primary sources of a particular item.

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