General instructions: Using Porter's 5 Forces model, analyze the force: Threat New Entries for the traditional, brick-and-mortar movie theater industry (do not include the concession/refreshment sector). Listed below are the sub-categories that apply to this force. You must include Capital Requirements and choose another 2 categories that fit the industry from the list below and label them B. and C. Organize your answer as noted below. A. Capital Requirements - give a thorough list of the capital requirements for starting a new movie theater business. What are they specifically? Given the information you listed what are the capital requirement generally and what is the level of threat imposed on potential new entrants? B \& C. Choose 2 additional categories from the list below that apply to this industry and give as many specific examples as you can for each. State the threat level imposed for each to possible new entrants. A. Sub categories for Threats from new entries Capital requirements use for part A, instructions above. Choose 1 each from below for Part B and C (2): instruction. for each above. Economies of Scale Economies of Scope Product Differentiation Cost advantages independent of size Access to distribution channels Government policies Competitor reaction. Given Starting a new movie theater is really hard as new entrants have a low force of Answer: threats as there are already high branded movie theaters and the capital requirements would be too high. This is a correct conclusion. Product differentiation can help you run a movie theater however you would have to offer exclusively what other movie theater cannot provide then you can have advantage beofre your competiion. You still have to make ip a Correct [None] Answer: Complete this question following the instructions above and be sure to include a detailed list of examples for each category. Then, give threat level for each. General instructions: Using Porter's 5 Forces model, analyze the force: Threat New Entries for the traditional, brick-and-mortar movie theater industry (do not include the concession/refreshment sector). Listed below are the sub-categories that apply to this force. You must include Capital Requirements and choose another 2 categories that fit the industry from the list below and label them B. and C. Organize your answer as noted below. A. Capital Requirements - give a thorough list of the capital requirements for starting a new movie theater business. What are they specifically? Given the information you listed what are the capital requirement generally and what is the level of threat imposed on potential new entrants? B \& C. Choose 2 additional categories from the list below that apply to this industry and give as many specific examples as you can for each. State the threat level imposed for each to possible new entrants. A. Sub categories for Threats from new entries Capital requirements use for part A, instructions above. Choose 1 each from below for Part B and C (2): instruction. for each above. Economies of Scale Economies of Scope Product Differentiation Cost advantages independent of size Access to distribution channels Government policies Competitor reaction. Given Starting a new movie theater is really hard as new entrants have a low force of Answer: threats as there are already high branded movie theaters and the capital requirements would be too high. This is a correct conclusion. Product differentiation can help you run a movie theater however you would have to offer exclusively what other movie theater cannot provide then you can have advantage beofre your competiion. You still have to make ip a Correct [None] Answer: Complete this question following the instructions above and be sure to include a detailed list of examples for each category. Then, give threat level for each