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Two student teams were assigned to present on either external or internal analysis models for business strategy. Team A was tasked with explaining external analysis using Porter's Five Forces model and PEST analysis. Team B was to cover internal analysis using resource-based view, value chain analysis, and core competencies. The 20-30 minute presentations were meant to educate the other team, and a question and answer period following was required to enhance understanding before an upcoming exam.
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