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In the long run, a firm will exit a competitive industry if
Car Safety Seats
Devices designed to secure children in vehicles, providing protection against injury in the event of an accident.
Convertible Car Seat
A type of car seat designed to grow with the child, converting from a rear-facing baby seat to a forward-facing seat and sometimes even to a booster seat.
Rearward-Facing
A term often used to describe the recommended orientation of car seats for infants and toddlers, aiming to enhance safety in vehicular accidents.
Forward-Facing
A term often used to describe the orientation of a child’s car seat position where the child faces the front of the car.
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