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A frequency distribution for qualitative data has class limits.
Near-monopoly
A situation where a single company or entity dominates an industry or market, facing little to no competition but not having complete control.
Market Dominate
The ability of a firm or a group of firms to control a substantial share of the market, influencing prices, and competition.
Sequential Games
Games in which players make moves one after another, with later players potentially having some knowledge of earlier actions.
Strategic Form
A representation of a game that summarizes the strategies and payoffs available to players.
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