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Relative to a firm that must charge a single price for all of its output,the ability to charge multiple prices gives a firm with market power the ability to capture some or all of the
Tables
Structures in databases or spreadsheets that organize data into rows and columns for easy reference and manipulation.
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In programming, instances of classes that encapsulate both data and functions, allowing for structured and modular code development.
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A large-scale collection of data that contains and organizes in one place all the data from an organization’s multiple databases.
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The process of gathering extensive amounts of data or items, typically for research, analysis, or organization purposes.
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