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Competitive Forces
Pressures or influences that affect an organization's ability to compete in a market, including rivalry among existing competitors, the threat of new entrants, and bargaining power of customers and suppliers.
Market Allocation
A method of distributing goods and services among buyers and sellers wherein prices are determined by supply and demand forces in the market.
Regulatory Agencies
Governmental bodies responsible for overseeing, implementing, and enforcing laws and regulations within specific sectors.
Secondary Effects
The indirect impact of an event or policy that may not be easily and immediately observable. In the area of policy, these effects are often both unintended and overlooked.
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