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Dear Sir,
I have a doubt, in Porter Diamond, if a company in its market faces a good competition – it is said to be good for innovation. But, when the company is looking to expand in other country and there is no rivalry, so according to Porter Diamond it is good right?
Furthermore, I have a text book Bpp- and it is huge, there are stuff that are not covered in lecture if I am not wrong, but I can read the whole book as I am full time employee, so if I only rely on lectures and past papers is it enough?
Competition in your own country means that your products will be very good: world class. This makes foreign expansion much easier.
You will be able to pass without reading the BPP Text. Even people who do reas it generally don’t remember much! Concentrate on our notes, lectures and, very importantly, questions.
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