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Assessment of competitive rivalry does NOT include an understanding of :

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The extent to which competitors are in balance.

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Market growth rates

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Fixed costs, exit barriers and operational efficiency

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The management structure of an organization

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The correct option is D The management structure of an organization
The assessment of competitive rivalry refers to conducting an analysis regarding the level of competition in the market for a particular organisation which does not include the assessment of the management of that organisation.

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