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How would one explain conglomeration?
Conglomeration is the process of two or more different corporations merging that are engaged in completely different businesses. They are often multi-industry companies.
What is a stew of meat?
A conglomeration of meat, vegetables and herbs in a gravy.
Is Arkansas a mountain range?
Arkansas is a state, not a conglomeration of mountains.
What is it called when a large corporation owns a number of smaller companies?
A conglomeration
What are three negative effects of media conglomeration?
consumer prices go up while quality goes down, media bias because they dont want to hurt the interest of the conglomeration, and loss of local content
Can you use conglomoration in a sentence?
The conglomeration of various companies under one umbrella has led to a stronger market presence and increased economies of scale.
What is another name for a mixture of different things or parts?
That's Life crossword????? CONGLOMERATION
What is the opposite of nation?
The opposite of nation is typically considered to be either individual or stateless.
What actors and actresses appeared in Conglomeration - 2010?
The cast of Conglomeration - 2010 includes: Roberto Iacurci as On-set Director Alicia Lagan as Julia Douglas Benjamin Meddes as Lighting guy Pui san Chan as Helper Ross Witherden as Steven Palmer
What is print culture?
Print culture is the conglomeration of effects on human society that is created by making printed frms of comomunication
Synonym of composed of many different styles?
eclectic diverse multi- faceted blended "a melting pot" conglomeration
What is the difference between agglomeration and conglomeration?
A conglomeration is a term used when a number of small companies form together to create a large corporation whereas an agglomeration is used for businesses that group together in the same location, often to provide mutually beneficial services or products, but remain separate entities in their own right.
