Choose all that apply. In a SWOT analysis some examples of "Threats" are:

Responses

Quality products
Quality products

New Government Healthcare
New Government Healthcare

New competitors entering the market
New competitors entering the market

Inexpensive rent for storefront

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In a SWOT analysis, "Threats" refer to external challenges or obstacles that a business may face. From your list, the following options would be considered threats:

  • New Government Healthcare: This could be a threat if new regulations impact your business negatively.
  • New competitors entering the market: This is a clear threat as it increases competition and can affect market share.

The other options, "Quality products" and "Inexpensive rent for storefront," are not threats. "Quality products" is a strength, and "inexpensive rent for storefront" could also be considered a strength or opportunity, depending on the context.