Abstract
We analyze product and marketing actions and their consequences on firm competitive outcomes. These actions are investigates in relative terms compared to a firm’s direct competitors. Our results shed new light on how a firm’s choices regarding product portfolio and marketing postures affect its performance, while accounting for competitive conditions in the external environment. The theory is tested using data from the US apparel industry.
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