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    Athletic Shoe Industry Who would have of thought something you put on your feet to work out in would have such an impact on today’s fashion and provide such a positive impact to the economy. To understand the athletic shoe industry one first needs to know a little of its history. The first running shoe was created in 1852; it was a leather slip with hard rubber soles and built in spikes. The first lightweight, flexible, flat bottom shoe was designed in 1892 by Goodyear, parent of the shoe company

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    The shoe industry consists of companies engaged in the manufacturing of shoes such as dress shoes, sneakers, slippers, boots, galoshes, sandals and athletic and trade related shoes. The industry also includes shoe parts such as shoe laces, buckles, clasps, inner soles, heels and padding. The shoe industry excludes leather stock for shoes, classified in Textiles & Leather Goods. For this paper, I will be explaining the shoe industry statistics, the demographics of who spends the most on shoes, the

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    Foot Locker is one of the top competitors in the athletic shoe industry. Foot Locker Inc. accounts for a market leading 40% of industry revenue (IBISWorld, 2014). Foot Locker’s first retail location was opened on September 12, 1974 in City of Industry, California. Initially a subsidiary of the F.W Woolworth Company, Foot Locker Inc. has since becoming the successor corporation to its former parent company, and now operates approximately 3,450 retail locations under its different brands (Footlocker

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    Introduction The athletic shoe industry is made up of companies that produce footwear for athletic use. This is a strong industry and has been around for over 100 years. The athletic shoe industry is one of the fastest growing footwear industries and have top growing sales compared to other footwear industries (NDP Group, 2016). The key players that currently dominate the market are Nike, Adidas, and Puma (Kates & Bolduc, 2013). This paper will use the porter five forces, industry life cycle, and the key

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    Rubber Shoe Company in Malden, Massachusetts. The manufacturing company made rubber shoe, providing winter rubber soled footwear for men, women, and children. By 1910, Converse was creating 4,000 shoes daily, but it was not until 1915 that the company began making athletic shoes for sports. In 1917 Converse All-Star basketball shoe was introduced. Then in 1921, a basketball player named Charles H. "Chuck" Taylor walked into Converse complaining of sore feet. Converse agreed to design him a shoe if he

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    Hannah Martin Strategic Management Dr. Frank Butler 13 November 2014 Financial Analysis: Debel As one of the leading companies in the athletic shoe industry, Debel has experienced success in many areas. Debel has thus far successfully differentiated themselves from other competitors. Many players in the industry seemingly began with a strategy of differentiation but suffered from tunnel vision and focused mainly on the quality of shoes being produced. To combat other differentiation focused companies

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    has had in the shoe industry has been remarkable all across the globe for many years. It is one of the country’s largest and highly respected brand names, not only in the United States sector, but it highlights the international globe as well. Nike is a sporting goods company and distributor that offer’s all type of athletic shoes, sporting gear, and many different accessories that are used for people that are into sports and fitness. A lot of different teams in the sports industry uses Nike equipment

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    3.Related and Supporting Industries When local supporting industries and suppliers are competitive, home country companies will potentially get more cost efficient and receive more innovative parts and products. This will potentially lead to greater competitiveness for national firms. For instance, the Italian shoe industry benefits from a highly competent pool of related businesses and industries, which has strengthened the competitiveness of the Italian shoe industry world-wide. 4.Firm Strategy

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    Introduction Liberty shoe manufacturer from India has an opportunity to import its new water & salt resistant dress shoes in Canadian market. This entrepreneurial venture will gain a good market share in Canada because of the uniqueness and quality of the product. Moreover, sales partnership with The Shoe Company gives an edge to this venture. Concept Statement Liberty shoe manufacturer came up with an idea to create dress shoes for harsh weathers. Our research team identified a chemical compound

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    Submitted To, Sir Shuja Ilyas Department of Management Sciences PEST analysis of Shoe industry Political Environment Economical Environment Economical Environment Social Environment English shoe company English Boot House PEST Analysis of English shoe company Servis Shoe Company History Brand Brand Partnership PEST Analysis of Servis shoe company Comparison   PEST analysis of Shoe industry A strategic planning tool used to evaluate the impact Political, Economic, Social, and Technological

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