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5. "Critics say the corporate concentration is quickening, limiting consumers' choice
raising prices and eroding service."--quoted from the article. Choose the best statemen
a. Corporations that merge together form a better product for the consumer
b. Corporations that merge together result in a monopoly structure and can
cause problems in the economy.
c. Corporations will always have critics that want to ruin the growth of their
business and produce more products.
d. Corporations that merge together will form a better service for employees
6. What is the purpose of antitrust policy?
a. The antitrust policy interprets to the consumer the lack of trust the Governme
has for competitive corporations.
b. These laws promote the merging of companies to gain higher prices for goods
and services; as a result, it increases the money supply in the economy,
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Greg is planning an advertising campaign to promote his kayak tour company. the success of his ad campaign depends on the quality of his kayaks. how much money he spends. how well he can identify his target audience. how much consumers like him. whether he can gain commitments from manufacturers for complementary products.
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