One of the More Powerful Forces Leading to an End

question 163

Multiple Choice

One of the more powerful forces leading to an end in economic discrimination is

• A)pure competition.
• B)pure monopoly.
• C)government regulation.
• D)oligopolistic rivalry.

Assess the effects of media ownership concentration, commercialism, and corporate influence on news content and diversity.

Understand the conservative critique of liberal bias in media and its validity.

Recognize the concept and reasons behind pack journalism.

Grasp the implications of The Telecommunications Act of 1996 on media ownership and regulation.

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