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One difference between large, publicly held corporations and closely held corporations is that more of the shares of closely held corporations are held by institutional investors.
Living-Alone-Together
A relationship trend where partners maintain separate residences but are committed to a long-term relationship.
Disposable Income
Income available for spending and saving after taxes have been deducted, reflecting an individual's or family's financial resources for discretionary expenses.
Evolutionary Signal
Biological or behavioral traits that have evolved to convey information about an organism’s genetic fitness or status to others.
Level of Attractiveness
A subjective assessment of how appealing, desirable, or aesthetically pleasing someone or something is perceived to be.
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