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Self-competition

In business, self-competition is competition by a company with itself for customers. This can include one product competing with another substitutable product sold by the same company, or two or more retail locations for the same company competing with each other.

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Self-competition

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples18
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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Self-competition

Top relations

has effect · 10
Self-competition → Buick, Chevrolet, For, General Motors, Ideally, In, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, The, While
related to Product self-competition · 8
Self-competition → Adding, Any, For, However, If, In, Similar, Therefore

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product products company business retail competition two locations may sales total new less customers one see also similar likely issue

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Self-competitionhas effectThe0.60section
Self-competitionhas effectIdeally0.60section
Self-competitionhas effectIn0.60section
Self-competitionhas effectFor0.60section
Self-competitionhas effectWhile0.60section
Self-competitionhas effectGeneral Motors0.60section
Self-competitionhas effectOldsmobile0.60section
Self-competitionhas effectBuick0.60section
Self-competitionhas effectChevrolet0.60section
Self-competitionhas effectPontiac0.60section
Self-competitionrelated to Product self-competitionAny0.60section
Self-competitionrelated to Product self-competitionSimilar0.60section

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