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Vertical integration is the degree to which a firm operates vertically in multiple locations on an industry's value chain from extracting raw materials to manufacturing to retailing.
Nominal
A system of classification based on names rather than scales or rank ordering—for example, press, radio, and television.
Ratio
In measurement, refers to a scale that contains a “true” zero—for example, zero speed on a speedometer.
Semantic Differential-Format
A type of survey rating scale that measures people's reactions to concept words or phrases across a semantic space of polar adjectives.
Opposite Meanings
Words that have completely contrasting definitions from each other, typically used to express antonyms or contradictory concepts.
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