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Strategies in Declining Industries

Entrepreneurial firms employ three different strategies in declining industries. The first is to adopt a leadership strategy in which the firm tries to become the dominant player in the industry. This is a rare strategy for a start-up in declining industry. The second is to pursue a niche strategy, which focuses on a narrow segment of the industry and, third is a cost reduction strategy, which is accomplished through achieving lower costs than industry incumbents through process improvements.

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