The 'Myth of Market Share': Can Focusing Too Much on the Competition Harm Profitability?
Business has long been likened to warfare, according to Wharton marketing professor Scott Armstrong, so it is hardly surprising that companies strive to beat their competitors and wrest away as much market share as possible. But such efforts not only waste time and energy, they can actually be detri...
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