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Market power refers to the
Interval
A range of values within which a measurement or variable can fall, often used in statistics to estimate uncertainty.
Ordinal
Relating to a categorical ranking or ordering of data where the order of the values is significant, but the differences between them are not necessarily consistent or known.
Ratio
A quantitative relationship between two numbers, showing how many times the first number contains the second.
Ratio Scale
A scale of measurement that has a true zero point and equal distances between adjacent units, allowing for meaningful comparison of ratios of scale values.
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