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2 years ago

What new business strategies allowed businesses to weaken or eliminate competition?.

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Im not sure if there is a way to get rid of competition, there will always be someone trying to compete. There is ways to weaken other businesses, you always need to find good providers that can find great prices, material, quality so you can give it at a lower price. The best way to find the greatest prices is to import from china. Shipping from china is very expensive but with a cheap price it won't matter you. When you import you will make more money and more sales of course due to having cheaper prices but the product is still great quality.

I hope this helps I have three stores so it's from experience.

Rudiy272 years ago

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Answer:

produce unique products

Explanation:

when a business produce unique products can't be threatened by substitution products

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