Consumer product brands are able to launch more easily (and successfully) due to lower costs of manufacturing and an iimproved ability to target potential consumers through social media. Which of Porter's 5 forces has eperienced the strongest chagn in teh overall power? - supplier power - substitutes - buyer power - barriers to entry

Consumer product brands are able to launch more easily (and successfully) due to lower costs of manufacturing and an iimproved ability to target potential consumers through social media. Which of Porter's 5 forces has eperienced the strongest chagn in teh overall power? - supplier power - substitutes - buyer power - barriers to entry

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