Which of the Following Are not typically Considered a Threat

question 73

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are not typically considered a threat of new entrants to an industry?

• A) Low current prices relative to costs
• B) Large capital requirements
• C) Extensive distribution channels with exclusive distribution contracts
• D) Government policy restricting access to raw materials
• E) Large volume purchases relative to the sales of a supplier

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Definitions:

Time-series Forecasting

The use of historical data to predict future occurrences through identifying patterns or trends over time.

Past Demand

Historical data regarding the quantity of goods or services that were sought after by consumers in previous periods.

Qualitative Approach

A research strategy focusing on understanding the quality, nature, or characteristics of phenomena rather than quantifying them with numbers.

Random Fluctuations

The unpredictable changes in variables or systems over time, which can be due to a variety of uncontrolled or random factors.