Duplizierbarkeit
Duplizierbarkeit is a German term that translates to "duplication" or "duplication ability" in English. In the context of business and market research, it refers to the ability of a company to serve as a duplicate for a dominant or established competitor. This concept is particularly relevant in highly competitive industries where a company's market presence is a significant determinant of success.
A company with high duplizierbarkeit is seen to have the capability to earn profits by mimicking the
The duplizierbarkeit concept is influenced by the idea of the "second-mover advantage" first introduced by Harvard
Studies have shown that a company's duplizierbarkeit can have a significant impact on its entry success into
In essence, duplizierbarkeit is a measure of a company's ability to duplicate or replicate the successes of