The Fast Food Industry

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2. The threat of substitutes 5 3. Competitive rivalry 6 4. The bargaining power of suppliers 6 5. The bargaining power of buyers 7 C. Opportunities and Threats 7 II. Tesco’s Resource Capability Analysis 9 A. Tesco value chain 9 1. Primary activities 9 2. Support Activities 10 B. Strengths and weaknesses: 11 III. Tesco strategic fit 13 Conclusion 15 Bibliographie 16 Introduction TESCO is the undisputed leader in food retailing in the UK since

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