1' Samsung and TSMC are the leading manufacturers of semiconductors and are also the only two foundry operators that have an operational 5nm node needed to manufacturer the semiconductor chips needed for most smar'tphones. For the smartphone industry, Samsung and TSMC represent strong _______ force. Question 3 options: Bargaining power of suppliers Bargaining power of buyers Threat of New Entrants Threat of Substitutes 2' Samsung and TSMC are the only two foundry operators that have an operational 5nm node needed to manufacturer the semiconductor chips need for most smartphonesr Having only Samsung and TSMC as its main players shows that the threat of entry is relatively ___________ for the semiconductor chip industry Question 4 options: High Low What does Porter's five forces model determine? Question 6 options: The relative attractiveness of an industry The competitive advantage of a competitor The distribution chain ofa competitor The relative attractiveness of another business Wal Mart has recently required its suppliers to include RFID tags. This would be an example of high __________ for the retail/supermarket industw. Question 7 options: Competitive Rivalw Buyer Power Supplier Power Threat of New Entrants Which ofthe following will usually help decrease the force of rivalry among competitors? Question 8 options: fast industry growth strategic compliments slow industry growth high exit barriers All Signal Inc, a telephone service provider, has a large user base mainly because phone calls and messages between all All Signal users are free. When a person switches to an All Signals network, his or her entire network of family and friends is likely to switch to the same network to receive the benefit of free calls and messages In addition, an existing user who gets a new userto register with All Signal Inc is given a free wireless connection. This has helped to keep competition away from All Signals In this scenario, which of the following factors is acting as an entry barrier for All Signal Inc? Question 10 options: economies of scale high capital requirement network effects high fixed costs