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Common Pitfalls In conducting the analysis avoid the following common mistakes: • Defining the industry too broadly or too narrowly. • Making lists instead of engaging in rigorous analysis. • Paying equal attention to all of the forces rather than digging deeply into the most important ones. • Confusing effect (price sensitivity) with cause (buyer economics). • Using static analysis that ignores industry trends.
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