3. In recent years two large companies have dominated the beer industry, Labatt and Molson. They now compete with many small regional brands and microbreweries. Where would you place the brewing industry on the continuum of competition? What marketing environmental forces and trends would help explain this increased competition? 1 4. One of the world's largest producers of baby and children's furniture, Storkcraft Baby has been in business for more than 50 years. With the recent population and age shifts in North America, how may this Canadian firm view the opportunities and threats for the future? 3. In recent years two large companies have dominated the beer industry, Labatt and Molson. They now compete with many small regional brands and microbreweries. Where would you place the brewing industry on the continuum of competition? What marketing environmental forces and trends would help explain this increased competition? 1 4. One of the world's largest producers of baby and children's furniture, Storkcraft Baby has been in business for more than 50 years. With the recent population and age shifts in North America, how may this Canadian firm view the opportunities and threats for the future