industry structure
[/ˈɪndəstri ˈstrʌktʃər/]
nounpl: industry structures
estrutura da indústria
1. The organization and arrangement of firms, competitors, and market conditions within a particular industry or sector
The industry structure of the automotive sector includes several large manufacturers and numerous suppliers.
A estrutura da indústria automóvel inclui vários fabricantes de grande porte e numerosos fornecedores.
2. The characteristics that define how an industry is organized, including the number of competitors, barriers to entry, and competitive dynamics
Changes in industry structure can significantly impact profitability and market strategy.
As mudanças na estrutura da indústria podem impactar significativamente a lucratividade e a estratégia de mercado.
3. The framework of relationships between producers, suppliers, distributors, and customers in a given industry
Technology has disrupted the industry structure of traditional retail businesses.
A tecnologia transformou a estrutura da indústria dos negócios de varejo tradicional.
In both Brazilian and American business contexts, understanding industry structure is fundamental to strategic planning and competitive analysis. This term is widely used in MBA programs, corporate strategy departments, and business consulting firms. In Brazil, this concept is increasingly important as companies navigate economic changes and global competition. The term is also central to Porter's Five Forces framework, which is extensively taught in business schools in both countries.
Related Idioms & Phrases
changing the industry structure
fragmented industry structure
consolidated industry structure
shift in industry structure
analyze the industry structure
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