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How does a class-in-itself become a class-for-itself, according to Marx?


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Market Entry

The process or strategy by which a company enters into a new market or industry, often involving overcoming barriers to entry and competition.

Market Exit

The process of a company or business stopping operations or leaving a specific market or industry.

Concentration Ratio

The share of industry output in sales or employment accounted for by the top firms.

Industry Output

The total production or quantity of goods and services produced within a specific industry over a given period.

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