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An approach to competitive advantage that exploits weaknesses in competitors' narrow-focus strategies is called a ________ strategy.
Economic Elites
A group of individuals holding significant wealth and power in a society, often influencing policy and decision-making processes.
Monopolization
The process or state by which a single company or entity gains exclusive control over a particular market or industry, often considered detrimental to competition and consumers.
Political Realism
A theory in international relations emphasizing the competitive and conflictual nature of international politics and the pursuit of power and national interests.
International Politics
The study of interactions, conflicts, and cooperation among countries, including diplomacy, war, trade, and treaties.
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