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Copyrights and patents are examples of barriers to entry that give firms monopoly pricing powers.
Face Value
The nominal value printed on a bond or share, distinct from its market value.
Par Value
The face value of a bond or stock, representing the amount the issuer agrees to pay at maturity (for bonds) or as an arbitrary value assigned to shares.
Debt Relationship
The connection between borrowers and lenders, specifying the terms under which debt capital is lent and must be repaid.
Issuing Company
A company that releases or sells financial instruments like stocks and bonds to raise capital from public or private investors.
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