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What are Industry Models?

Industry models are frameworks or templates used to represent and analyze the characteristics and components of a particular industry. They are used to understand the structure and dynamics of an industry and to identify trends and opportunities within the industry.

Industry models typically include information about the key players in the industry, the products and services offered, the market demand and supply, the competitive landscape, and the regulatory environment. They can be used to identify the key drivers of industry performance, and to identify opportunities for growth and innovation.

There are many different types of industry models, each of which is suitable for different purposes and industries. Some common industry models include Porter's Porter's Five Forces model, the PESTEL model, and the SWOT analysis.

Industry models are an important tool for businesses, investors, and analysts, as they provide a systematic and structured way to understand and analyze the characteristics and components of an industry.


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