Its sounds like either your asking about a "category killer" or a "monopoly"
Most likely you are describing an "oligopoly".
The awareness of the size of industry and potential production will decide whether a business should enter other markets
No, company stocks represent ownership in a firm, usually, and are not inputs in production.
A firm generally thought of as one company. An industry is a generalization for the type of business in which a company engages. For example, General Motors is a company that builds cars. Automobile manufacturing is the industry.
There is little consequence for an industry when one company within that industry fails to follow codes of practice. The consequences for the company can be severe if they loose market share as a result.
A Monopoly
Vertical integration in the film industry is a process through which the various steps of film production are controlled by a single company. This is aimed at empowering the company in the industry.
The company Nankang operates a production in sales and production of tires. It has 50 years of industry experience and is the supplies of many companies worlwide.
Sounds like a monopoly to me.
A company may make one product or many products. A large number of companies making related products is an industry. Exxon - A company involved in oil production and petrochemicals Oil Industry - Many companies involved in oil exploration, production, refining, etc., including Exxon, BP, et al.
The four main factors of production as applied to a typical project in the construction industry include: · land as the capital cost of purchase · labour as the human resource to build the project, · capital as the finance required to invest in the project · entrepreneur as the owner of the company providing the inspiration to complete the project
Is a strategy where a company creates or acquires production units for outputs which are alike - either complementary or competitive. One example would be when a company acquires competitors in the same industry doing the same stage of production for the creation of a monopoly.
Residuals in the entertainment industry are also called royalties. They are what the production company or artist receives each time the performance is aired or showed on television and radio.
Vertical Cooridination refers to the way the American Poultry industry is organized between the breeders, the growers, the feed producers, the egg industry, and the processors and marketers. They are often parts or divisions of the same company, or at least organized through specific contracts to maintain complete coordination and control of the industry. This is to provide stable quality and quanitity of products to the consumer, a stable price to the producer, and control the cost of that production.
Caterpillar Inc. is the industry leader in the production of earthmoving machinery, which has historically been the cornerstone of its product line.
Rimage Corporation is a company majored in the industry of computer peripherals. The company produces CD-R, DVD-R, and Blu-ray disc production systems.
The Production Budget for The Company was $15,000,000.
It is Ford Motor Company. It is a company but is also an industry that produces vehicles.