The Porter's Five Forces is a framework used to analyse the competitive forces in a market or industry. The five forces are: threat of entry by new firms, threat of substitutes, bargaining power of suppliers, bargaining power of buyers, and industry concentration. Each force is examined to determine its strength and how it affects the overall competition in the market.
The theory was developed by Michael Porter, and it is widely used in business strategy and market analysis.
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