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Overcapacity in some countries often causes aggressive pricing policies,particularly for a company's imported goods.
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The level of respect, admiration, or importance given to an individual, group, or institution based on perceived successes or qualities.
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A condition where individuals or groups are unable to access or afford the basic needs for a comfortable life, often due to a lack of financial resources.
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