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With economic development and technological innovation, mobile phones have gradually become necessary for people's lives. Today's mobile phones have both standard communi-cation and powerful entertainment functions. This study uses the methodology of Litera-ture research and Comparative analysis to infer the competitive structure of the Chinese mobile phone market through secondary data collected and to provide corresponding com-petitive strategies for each manufacturer to cope with the complex social environment, which is of great significance to the development of the Chinese mobile phone market. The study found that: the competitive structure of China's mobile phone market is in a state of monopolistic competition, with high product differentiation and relatively easy exit and entry for manufacturers. With high manufacturing costs, finding a competitive strategy that works for the company to survive better in the competition is vital. Moreo-ver, among these many strategies, technological innovation is the most effective way for every manufacturer to drive.
phone, competitive structure, china market
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