A) radical innovation
B) incremental innovation
C) architectural innovation
D) disruptive innovation
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A) maturity stage
B) growth stage
C) shakeout stage
D) introduction stage
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A) Standards emerge exclusively from bottom-up through competition in the marketplace.
B) As the size of a market expands, a standard signals the market's agreement on a common set of engineering features and design choices.
C) Standards are exclusively imposed top-down by government or other standard-setting agencies such as the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
D) After a standard is established in an industry, the basis of competition tends to move away from process innovations toward product innovations.
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A) innovation ecosystem
B) architectural innovation
C) business model innovation
D) incremental innovation
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A) growth stage
B) maturity stage
C) shakeout stage
D) decline stage
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A) The market size for 3-D televisions is extremely large, while the market size for CRT televisions is moderate.
B) While product innovation will be at its maximum for the 3-D television industry, process innovation will be more crucial for the CRT television industry.
C) The focus in the 3-D television industry will be on cost-leadership, whereas in the CRT television industry, the focus will be on differentiation.
D) While the strategic objective of the CRT television industry will be achieving market acceptance, the strategic objective of the 3-D television industry will be pursuing a harvest strategy.
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A) incremental contributions
B) business strategies
C) innovations
D) competitors
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A) patent
B) promissory note
C) franchise
D) royalty
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A) Innovation as a competitive weapon can simultaneously create and destroy value.
B) Successful innovation allows a firm to extract temporary monopoly profits.
C) Innovation has to be high-tech in order to be a potent competitive weapon.
D) Process innovations are made possible through advances such as the Internet.
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A) the last consumer segment to come into the market, entering in the declining stage of the industry life cycle
B) the last consumer segment to come into the market during the growth stage of the industry life cycle
C) the last consumer segment to come into the market during the shakeout stage of the industry life cycle
D) the last consumer segment to come into the market, entering in the maturity stage of the industry life cycle
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A) exit strategy
B) harvest strategy
C) maintain strategy
D) consolidate strategy
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A) a new system for shipping large packages
B) an inexpensive, high-quality refrigerator
C) an inexpensive method of producing bicycle wheels
D) a new technology for Internet servers
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A) There is rapid industry growth during this stage.
B) Market demand in this stage primarily consists of first-time adopters.
C) Competitive intensity within the industry increases.
D) The mode of competition shifts from price to non-price in this stage.
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A) Direct imitation
B) Mass customization
C) Innovation
D) Headhunting
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A) 20 years
B) 25 months
C) 15 months
D) 25 years
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A) growth stage
B) introduction stage
C) maturity stage
D) decline stage
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A) While firms in the e-book reader industry will focus on pursuing a harvest strategy, firms in the landline telephone industry will focus on product innovations.
B) The e-book reader industry is at a more advanced stage than the landline industry of the industry life cycle.
C) While firms in the e-book reader industry will attract customers categorized under late majority, firms in the landline telephone industry will attract the early majority customers.
D) The number of competitors in the e-book reader industry will be larger when compared to the landline telephone industry.
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A) introduce a new product in a new market to extend its leadership.
B) guard the company against disruptive innovation by protecting the low end of the market.
C) stall its own disruption strategies and wait for its rivals to introduce disruptive forces.
D) target that section of the market that is not particularly price sensitive.
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A) The number and size of competitors remain constant throughout the industry life cycle.
B) Each stage of the industry life cycle is dominated by a different customer group.
C) Industries tend to follow an unpredictable industry life cycle.
D) The supply and demand sides of the market remain constant irrespective of the phase of the industry life cycle.
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A) maturity stage to the shakeout stage.
B) shakeout stage to the maturity stage.
C) open innovation to closed innovation.
D) closed innovation to open innovation.
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