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Information Management
Product Study
In this section, the specific characteristics of the product or service being analyzed must be defined.
Main Product: Collect data to identify the main product. Its physical, chemical, or other characteristics should be noted. Ensure coherence with technical study data. Clarify if it's an export product, a traditional product, or a new one.
Complementary Products: Indicate if the use or consumption of the product depends on the availability of other goods or services. Identify these complementary products and describe their relationship with the main product for inclusion in the market study.
Market Regime:
Analyze whether the market structure is perfectly competitive, imperfect, or has other variations.
By-products: Indicate whether by-products are generated during the production of the main product and how they will be used.
Product The real or psychological need of a consumer population with sufficient purchasing power and defined preferences should be quantified.
Future Supply:
Project future supply considering factors like increased production capacity, new market entrants, and economic policies.
Substitute Products: Identify and describe similar products in the market that can compete with the product in question. Mention how these products may either benefit or challenge the main product.
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