1) Strategy that avoids attacking core markets defended by rivals, which would likely result in a bloody price war or a "red ocean" a) Game theory b) Price leader c) Blue ocean strategy d)  Extender 2)  Price leader has sufficient resources to deter and combat defection a) Competition policy b) Explicit collusion c) Competitive dynamics d) Capacity to punish 3) Actions and responses undertaken by competing firms a) Competitor analysis b) Competitive dynamics c) Competition policy d) Capacity to punish 4)  Setting prices below cost while intending to raise prices after eliminating rivals to cover its losses in the long run ("an attempt to monopolize") a) Collusive price setting b) Predatory pricing c) Counterattack d) Prisoners' dilemma 5) A firm that has a dominant market share and sets "acceptable" prices and margins in the industry a) Game theory b) Prisoners' dilemma c) Price leader d) Cartel 6) The overlap between two rival's markets a) Market commonality b) Game theory c) Competitor analysis d) Cartel 7) An attempt to monopolize a market by setting prices below cost and intending to raise prices to cover losses in the long run after eliminating rivals a) Predatory pricing b) Counterattack c) Collusive price setting d) Dumping

MANAGING GLOBAL COMPETITIVE DYNAMICS

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