IDENTIFICATION

1. The exchange of capital, goods, and

services across international borders or
territories, significant share of gross domestic
product (GDP).
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2. Raising of cattle for milk, beef, and

hides.
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3. A business that earns most or all of its

revenues from agriculture.
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4. Example of these are Government
Owned Controlled Corporation
Executives like GSIS.
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5. This was patterned after the UN

International Standard Industrial
Classification (ISIC) Rev. 4, but with some
modifications to reflect national situation and
requirements.
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6. The process of converting raw

materials, components, or parts into
finished goods that meet a customer’s
expectations or specifications.
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7. These are automobiles, appliances,

electronics, furniture, sporting goods, lumber,
etc., and parts for them.
Goods that do not quickly wear out and
provide utility over time.
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8. A product that is bought from the

global market.
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9. A product that is sold to the global

market.
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10. Working with or extraction of raw

materials/natural resources.
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11. The process of selling consumer goods or

services to customers through multiple channels of
distribution to earn a profit and usually it’s done
directly to its final consumer.
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12. Transportation, finance, utilities, retail,

housing, banking, and other
Services, what industry classification are
these?
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13. Knowledge based services

like consultation.
 IDENTIFICATION

14. Service industries or providing

essential services and support to
allow other levels of industry to
function.
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15. He introduced Competitive Forces

Model.
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16. It is the careful study of various factors

influencing the business. It is the process by
which organization monitor their relevant
environment to identify opportunities and
threats affecting their business.
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17. The author of “Contemporary

Strategy Analysis”.
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18. Control the industrial and government

decision-making processes includes industry
executives and management and bureaucrats
and elected officials in government.
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19. It helps to identify opportunities, to

plan and to take appropriate actions.
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20. A tool that facilitates a company's

understanding of
its position relative to other companies
that produce similar products or services.
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21. A characteristic that place the

business or project at a
disadvantage relative to others.
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22. It is concerned with estimation of

direction and intensity of changes in
environment factors.
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23. It provides us answer to the key

issues presented by the environment and
their impact on business.
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24. These are the elements in the

environment that could cause
trouble for the business or project.
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25. These are the elements that the

business or project could exploit to its
advantage.
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26-28. THREE IMPORTANT FACTORS

OF INDUSTRY ANALYSIS
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29-33. FIVE CLASSIFICATION OF

INDUSTRY
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34-37. S-W-O-T
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38-42. PORTER’S FIVE FORCES OR

COMPETITIVE FORCES MODEL
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43-46. THE PROCESS OF

ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
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47-50. GIVE AT LEAST 4

AGRIBUSINESS IN THE
PHILIPPINES