Principles & Concepts

Blue Ocean vs Red Ocean

Blue Ocean Strategy focuses on creating ______.

Price wars

Incremental cost reductions

Higher barriers to entry

Uncontested market space

In Red Ocean environments, competition is primarily based on ______.

Creating new demand

Eliminating trade‑offs

Existing industry rules

Value innovation

The strategic canvas is a diagnostic tool that maps competitors’ performance across ______.

Shareholder returns

Patent applications

Key competitive factors

CSR initiatives

Which of the following is NOT one of the Four Actions Framework?

Differentiate

Eliminate

Reduce

Raise

The 'Eliminate‑Reduce‑Raise‑Create' grid is used to achieve ______.

Vertical integration

Niche segmentation

Cost leadership only

Value innovation

Blue Ocean Strategy was developed by W. Chan Kim and ______.

Renée Mauborgne

Michael Porter

Philip Kotler

Peter Drucker

In red oceans, the industry boundaries are ______.

Non‑existent

Accepted and well‑defined

Created by individual firms

Fluid and expandable

Cirque du Soleil is often cited as a Blue Ocean example for blending circus and ______.

Fast food

Theater

Retail banking

Ride‑sharing

Blue Ocean strategies aim to break the ______ trade‑off.

Make–buy

Demand–supply

Value–cost

Risk–return

When demand is created rather than fought over, this is called ______ demand.

Static

New

Captured

Latent

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