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Industry, Category, Customer Need
Market Collective set of customers purchasing products or
services from sellers
Industry Group of sellers making products or delivering
products that are substitutes for each other
Category Group of competing firms in a segment of an industry
Customer Enduring desire from customers to satisfy physical, need emotional, or intellectual requisites
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Figure 3.1 - Some Popular Market Sizing Data Sources
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Market Trends Market trends: Ongoing behaviors in a market that suggest its future state P.E.S.T. analysis: Study of political, economic, social, and technological trends to gauge the effects of environmental forces on the market
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Market Forces Five Forces model: Analysis of five different forces acting on industries, and countermeasures against those forces Threat of entry Intensity of rivalry Pressure from substitute products Bargaining power of buyers Bargaining power of suppliers
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Figure 3.6 - P.E.S.T. Analysis: Political, Economic, Social, and Technological Trends in Travel
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