A) deters early adopters.
B) helps a company jump-start demand.
C) results in lower emphasis on killer applications.
D) does not encompass point-of-sales promotion techniques.
E) usually triggers a negative feedback loop.
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A) dominant
B) analogous
C) hardware
D) strategic
E) killer
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A) price the console extremely high.
B) create its own set of technical standards.
C) ensure that there are adequate complementary products.
D) use minimalistic and subtle advertising and marketing strategies.
E) avoid licensing the format to other companies.
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A) reduces competition in the market.
B) creates confusion among customers and often lead them to delay their purchases.
C) helps lower the entry barriers of the industry, thus allowing new entrants to bring in their own formats.
D) curbs network effects by discouraging complementary products.
E) results in the creation of several new formats, thus intensifying format wars.
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A) is typically a temporary phase lasting a few months.
B) occurs when the manufacturing plants of a company fail.
C) mostly affects the new entrants.
D) compels firms to adopt new business models.
E) is a problem primarily in embryonic industries.
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A) The first mover cannot be able to establish brand loyalty.
B) The first mover has no opportunity to exploit network effects and positive feedback loops.
C) The first mover cannot create switching costs for its customers to deter rivals.
D) The first mover that creates a revolutionary product is in a monopoly position.
E) Being a first mover guarantees instant success.
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A) first-mover advantage.
B) technological paradigm shift.
C) format war.
D) complementary product.
E) embryonic industry.
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A) Developing killer applications
B) Developing complementary products
C) Joining forces with other companies to develop new technologies
D) Aggressively marketing to jump-start demand
E) Charging extremely high license fee for the technology
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A) Embryonic
B) Growth
C) Shakeout
D) Maturity
E) Decline
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A) license the innovation to others.
B) enter into a joint venture to protect the product.
C) lower the barriers for imitation.
D) sell the technology outright to another firm.
E) wait until competitors develop an alternative product.
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A) First movers have an advantage because their customers avoid switching costs.
B) First movers have higher pioneering costs than later entrants.
C) Later entrants can avoid the mistakes made by first movers.
D) First movers that create a revolutionary product are in a monopoly position.
E) First movers run the risk of building the wrong resources and capabilities.
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A) getting the federal government to intercede.
B) making network effects work in their favor and against their competitors.
C) avoiding aggressive marketing and advertising strategies.
D) curbing the supply of complementary products.
E) charging high license fees.
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A) Develop and market the innovation itself
B) Develop and market the innovation jointly with other companies through a strategic alliance or joint venture
C) License the innovation to others
D) Discourage development of complementary assets
E) Increase height of imitation barriers
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