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According to Porter's Five Competitive Forces Model, which kinds of products are most likely to limit the ability of firms in an industry to raise prices?

• differentiated products that target a small subsegment of the industry

• substitutable products produced by firms in different industries

• similar products produced by similar industries in low-cost countries

• complementary products produced by different firms in the same industry

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