The Digital Economy and How Small Firms Compete
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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 2, Unit T2-1 (spec refs 2.1.4 + 2.1.5) — how digital technology changes competition (price comparison sites, viral/social-media marketing, micromarketing, the long tail, lower barriers to entry, dynamic pricing) and how small firms compete despite lacking economie…
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Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Price Comparison Sites and E-Commerce
- Hinge Check — Price Comparison Sites
- Viral Marketing and Micromarketing
- Hinge Check — Micromarketing
- How the Digital Economy Changes Competition
- Hinge Check — The Long Tail
- Guided Practice — Applying the Long Tail
- How Small Firms Compete
- Hinge Check — Can Small Firms Really Compete?
- Apply It — A Local Repair Shop
- Main Activity — Thistle & Bramble Co.
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