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The monograph discusses current research problems arising from implementation of innovation to manufacturing and service enterprises in selected economic sectors. It is the objective of this monograph to present fundamental aspects of innovation processes, in particular, the essence and determinants of innovativeness of manufacturing and service en...
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Enterprises desiring to be competitive have to continuously improve and react to the current
trends. It isimportant, therefore, to know consumers’ opinions and needs to remain competitive,
especially as consumers’ behaviour arises from a range of factors and conditions, both macro�and microeconomic. Revenue and the prices of consumer goods, undoubtedly the key
determinants that have a direct impact on consumer conduct, decide the market demand, and
supply determines the real framework of consumption. Geographical, natural, civilisational,
and cultural conditions are among the factors affecting consumers’ decisions, influencing
consumers’ cultural preferences on the one hand and having an impact on consumer behaviour,
on the other hand. This paper identifies the factors of enterprise competitiveness in the opinions
of Czech, Slovak and Polish consumers. Specialist literature is reviewed, and descriptive
statistical methods and exploratory factor analysis (EFA) are applied. The results are analysed
on the basis of a survey of a consumer group using STATISTICA 13.0 software. The survey
questionnaire relates to an assessment of significance of competitiveness factors used by
enterprises. The research carried out can influence the development of theories of business
competitiveness, and the results obtained can provide guidance to managers on the selection of
key factors of enterprise competitiveness.
