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| 14240. THE U.S. BREWING INDUSTRY CASE STUDY. This paper presents an analysis and case solution to a case study of the American beer industry circa 1980s. Within the past few years the market complacency of the top producers has been challenged by new marketing strategies introduced by Phillip Morris' Miller. Thanks primarily to Miller, there is now a new focus on market segmentation in the industry. The industry evaluation and analysis concludes with recommendations on strategy for some of the inspiring smaller players. KEYWORDS: marketing case study beer industry competitors strategy case studies market segmentation case solution. 5 pages, 0 footnotes, 0 bibliographic sources. 1,279 words. | $35 |
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