The duplication of the market leader’s product and sells it in black market or through illegal dealers is classified as?
Correct answer A. counterfeiter
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Competitive Dynamics MCQs cover how firms compete over time, including the roles of market leaders, challengers, followers and nichers, and the attack and defence strategies they use. They help marketing students and business paper candidates. Each question comes with an instant answer, so you can practise naming strategies correctly.
Correct answer A. counterfeiter
Correct answer D. flank defense
Correct answer A. position defense
Correct answer A. responsive marketers
Correct answer B. adapter
Correct answer D. cloner
Correct answer B. geographic attack
Correct answer B. frontal attack
Correct answer C. imitator
Correct answer B. proactive firms
Correct answer C. preemptive defense
Correct answer A. encirclement attack
Correct answer A. mobile defense
Correct answer D. both A and B
Correct answer D. anticipative marketers
Correct answer A. counteroffensive defense
Correct answer C. market broadening
Correct answer C. creative marketers
Correct answer D. primal expansion strategy
Correct answer A. more resources
This Marketing topic focuses on competitive strategy. Questions ask you to identify attack strategies, such as the frontal attack, flank attack, encirclement attack that launches a grand offensive on several fronts, bypass attack that moves into unrelated products or markets, and guerrilla attack. You will also classify marketers as responsive, anticipative or creative, depending on whether they meet stated needs, foresee future needs or shape new ones. Questions about companies that accept risk and show vision test your knowledge of entrepreneurial marketing. Matching each description to its exact label is the main exam skill.
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An encirclement attack is a challenger strategy that tries to capture a large share of a market by launching a grand offensive on several fronts at once. It suits a challenger with greater resources than the rival, because it must offer more in every area at the same time.
A bypass attack avoids direct confrontation with the market leader. The challenger diversifies into unrelated products, enters new geographic markets or leaps into new technology, aiming to grow where the leader is weak or absent.
MCQs360 has 25 Competitive Dynamics MCQs with instant answers. Practice is free and needs no sign-up. Make a short table of the attack strategies and marketer types, then use these questions to test whether you can tell them apart.
Last reviewed October 2026