Abstract
This article evaluates the dynamic interaction of market share and profit. The determinants of market share are compared with published empirical research and illustrated in a consumer product industry. The effects of market growth, maturity and decline, competitive attack, price leadership, and heavy user strategies on market share and profit are analyzed theoretically and simulated over a 10-year period.
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