Competition - synergy test (answers)
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Synergy responses to discipline - Competition
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1. ... informing involves the use by market participants of breaks in informing the environment and the use of information gaps (gaps in information flows)
2. … distinguish between common and key success factors for business entities
3. The American type of antitrust law provides for the incurring of guilty ... liability
4. Antimonopoly law as a separate branch of law arose in ...
5. A firm has a stronger influence on the environment, ...
6. Conducting your business under a false name is defined as...
7. A guaranteeing (providing) role function is typical for firms ...
8. The main weapon of innovative companies is ... methods of competition
9. The innovative type of competitive behavior of firms is characterized by ... tactics
10. The document, which is developed in the course of planning competitive actions and is a plan for the relative position of market participants, their rivals and the rest of the environment in a competitive environment, is ...
11. One-time, short-term competitive actions of market participants are ...
12. If there are 50 firms on the market of the same name goods, each of which has a market share equal to 2%, then the Herfindel-Hirschman coefficient (HH50) is ...
13. An integral assessment of the competitive positions of market participants is ...
14. An integral assessment of the competitive positions of market participants is ...
15. Using a strategy ... is always aimed at eliminating competitors
16. Quantitative indicators of the dominant and monopoly positioning of business entities include ...
17. The specific position that firms occupy in the competitive environment in relation to competitors and other environments in the course of their professional activities in managing their own business is ...
18. The specific position that firms occupy in the competitive environment in relation to competitors and other environments in the course of their professional activities in managing their own business is ...
19. The competitive model of tactical isolationism is used by firms implementing the strategy ...
20. The competitive situation is ...
21. Competitive are ... businesses in a market economy
22. Counteroffensive is...
23. The conjuncture of competitive situations is ...
24. Cooperative solidarity between competitors is expressed in the form ...
25. M. Porter characterized the state of competition in any sector of the commodity market as a consequence of the simultaneous influence of ... the forces of competition
26. The maximum value of the Herfindel-Hirschman coefficient (HHI) in conditions of one hundred percent monopoly is ...
27. Methods of competitive actions according to the method of committing are ...
28. The highest state of the dominant competitive position of a business entity is ...
29. Covering an opponent is a tactical model...
30. Directions of entrepreneurship, sectors of the economy, participation in which seems to be the most important for market participants to ensure their professional life, are called ...
31. Offensive are called competitive actions, as a result of which business entities ...
32. It is not true that the external attributes of a business include ...
33. It is not true that competitive situations can be...
34. It is not true that the tactics of competitive actions have ...
35. Wrong.. that tactical planning includes...
36. The strategy is negatively evaluated by consumers, suppliers, business partners ...
37. An independent assessment of the business of market participants in Russia is carried out ...
38. A general indicator of the level of competitive dominance and monopolization of markets is the coefficient ...
39. Defensive competitive actions that are taken for the future refer to the tactics of ... defense
40. The objects of operational maneuvering are ...
This collection contains 87 answers
Minimum rating from "Good"
1. ... informing involves the use by market participants of breaks in informing the environment and the use of information gaps (gaps in information flows)
2. … distinguish between common and key success factors for business entities
3. The American type of antitrust law provides for the incurring of guilty ... liability
4. Antimonopoly law as a separate branch of law arose in ...
5. A firm has a stronger influence on the environment, ...
6. Conducting your business under a false name is defined as...
7. A guaranteeing (providing) role function is typical for firms ...
8. The main weapon of innovative companies is ... methods of competition
9. The innovative type of competitive behavior of firms is characterized by ... tactics
10. The document, which is developed in the course of planning competitive actions and is a plan for the relative position of market participants, their rivals and the rest of the environment in a competitive environment, is ...
11. One-time, short-term competitive actions of market participants are ...
12. If there are 50 firms on the market of the same name goods, each of which has a market share equal to 2%, then the Herfindel-Hirschman coefficient (HH50) is ...
13. An integral assessment of the competitive positions of market participants is ...
14. An integral assessment of the competitive positions of market participants is ...
15. Using a strategy ... is always aimed at eliminating competitors
16. Quantitative indicators of the dominant and monopoly positioning of business entities include ...
17. The specific position that firms occupy in the competitive environment in relation to competitors and other environments in the course of their professional activities in managing their own business is ...
18. The specific position that firms occupy in the competitive environment in relation to competitors and other environments in the course of their professional activities in managing their own business is ...
19. The competitive model of tactical isolationism is used by firms implementing the strategy ...
20. The competitive situation is ...
21. Competitive are ... businesses in a market economy
22. Counteroffensive is...
23. The conjuncture of competitive situations is ...
24. Cooperative solidarity between competitors is expressed in the form ...
25. M. Porter characterized the state of competition in any sector of the commodity market as a consequence of the simultaneous influence of ... the forces of competition
26. The maximum value of the Herfindel-Hirschman coefficient (HHI) in conditions of one hundred percent monopoly is ...
27. Methods of competitive actions according to the method of committing are ...
28. The highest state of the dominant competitive position of a business entity is ...
29. Covering an opponent is a tactical model...
30. Directions of entrepreneurship, sectors of the economy, participation in which seems to be the most important for market participants to ensure their professional life, are called ...
31. Offensive are called competitive actions, as a result of which business entities ...
32. It is not true that the external attributes of a business include ...
33. It is not true that competitive situations can be...
34. It is not true that the tactics of competitive actions have ...
35. Wrong.. that tactical planning includes...
36. The strategy is negatively evaluated by consumers, suppliers, business partners ...
37. An independent assessment of the business of market participants in Russia is carried out ...
38. A general indicator of the level of competitive dominance and monopolization of markets is the coefficient ...
39. Defensive competitive actions that are taken for the future refer to the tactics of ... defense
40. The objects of operational maneuvering are ...
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41. Simultaneous frontal attack on the positions of all representatives of the competitive environment, immediately in all areas of competition (product, inter-product, industry, inter-sector), is a tactic ... offensive42. An operation that may consist of lowering prices below the average market level or the prices of competitors to attract consumers and partners with a new stable competitive advantage is ...
43. An operation that is an offensive in non-core sectors / market segments, in which the work of rivals has not found wide recognition among consumers of their goods / services / works, and the rivals themselves have not been able to acquire a consistently positive reputation, is ...
44. The basis of the Russian national antimonopoly legislation is the Federal Law “…”
45. Responsibility, conscientiousness and law-abidingness of the company in fulfilling its social obligations characterize its ... value
46. The lack of targeted reactions to the activities of some competitors while focusing on others is a competitive ...
47. The business motivation of business entities is understood as a system ...
48. Under the competitiveness of the company is understood ...
49. Inter-product competition refers to competition ...
50. Unfair competitive practices are those that are prohibited...
51. Polypoly is a state of business in which there is
52. Entrepreneurial firm focused on ... claims to acquire a dominant position in the strategic core of its business
53. The methods of competitive behavior of companies are based on the application of methods of ... competition
54. applied by market participants without using the main competitive resources
55. Applying ... a model of competitive behavior, companies adhere to targets aimed at increasing competitive advantages
56. The distribution of the disseminated information into groups and the provision of their environment not in full, but only in the volume of individual groups of information ... is ...
57. Role diversity of business entities is classified in accordance with ... role function
58. The role principle of interactivity is ...
59. The Russian Federal Law “…” establishes the concept and types of unfair competition
60. Using the coefficient ..., the degree of monopoly power in the market is determined
61. Covert offensive strikes are a type of tactic...
62. Rivalry in the information space refers to ... methods of competition
63. Competitive market mapping relies on
64. consists in the examination and evaluation of the prospects for the development of various industries, the potential for profitability of work in them, ways to overcome various industry barriers
65. Unions of firms that completely lose their independence in the sphere of marketing of manufactured products, but retain independence in the sphere of its production, are ...
66. The monopolization strategy stereotype is typical for firms ...
67. The strategic space of competition consists of a set of strategic ...
68. Strategy… is always offensive
69. Strategy ... is aimed at turning a competitor into its own structural unit
70. The strategy of mechanical monopolization is ...
71. Strategy ... is based on cooperation with competitors and joint actions with them in relation to common rivals
72. Tactics of the second move is implemented in models ...
73. Interception tactics are a kind of ...
74. Frontal offensive tactics include active competitive actions aimed at ...
75. Tactics of the first step is...
76. Tactical lure in competition is...
77. The tactical period is ...
78. Tactical competitive behavior can be ... in nature
79. Managing your actions in the conditions of a certain competitive situation is the goal ...
80. Market participants seek to disorientate rivals who want information about their tactical and strategic