Newsprint Industry Case Solution
This article sheds light on the1990s consolidation on the newsprint business. Others, however, assert that companies compete on the basis of cost and because newsprint is a commodity, business profitability will not be restored by consolidation.
Data to create aunique company and industry supply curves for 2001 is accessible upon additional request. This article gives an example ofthe transition from a totally competitive sector (demand and supply) to oligopolistic competition (Porter's five forces). Please contact HBSP customer service to find out more to get additional displays.
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PUBLICATION DATE: November 20, 2002
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