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Large conglomerates is an example of what?
producer.
What is an example of a Regional business?
A regional company is a regulated business, but in a small area. For example, it could be a little electric company starting out against large conglomerates.
What are the advantages of a conglomerates?
One advantage of a conglomerate is that there is a small risk when investing in this type of company. Another advantage is that conglomerates often earn large amounts of money.
What rocks are a mix of rounded pebbled and sand?
Conglomerates.
What percent of daily newspapers do large media conglomerates own?
Large media conglomerates own approximately 80-90% of daily newspapers in the United States. This level of ownership has raised concerns about media consolidation and its potential impact on diverse viewpoints and information access.
What type of sovereignty has large Conglomerates?
It's PRODUCER, not Consumer. If you have doubts in my answer than take better notes.
Sedimentary rocks that are made up of large pebbles and stones have a coarse-grained?
texture. These rocks, known as conglomerates, form when the sediments are transported and deposited by water or gravity, resulting in a mix of different sized particles. The large pebbles and stones in conglomerates give them a visibly coarse appearance.
The large Japanese family-owned conglomerates that work in semi-mercantilist league with the Japanese government are known as the?
It is called "Zaibatsu".
What is conglomerates texture?
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Where does conglomerate belong from the group of rocks?
Conglomerates tend to be used for decoration. Many conglomerates are polished and displayed in buildings or on jewelry.
What effects did conglomerates and the franchise system have on the economy?
Corporations formed huge new conglomerates and franchises and became successful.
What is an example of media concentration?
An example of media concentration is when a few large conglomerates or corporations own multiple media outlets, such as TV channels, newspapers, and radio stations, within a particular market or region. This consolidation of ownership can limit diversity of viewpoints and control over information dissemination. An example includes companies like Comcast owning NBCUniversal, which encompasses various media platforms.
