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The ability to produce a product or service at a lower opportunity cost than another producer is called comparative advantage.
Internet-related Firms
Companies whose primary business activities, products, or services are based on the internet, including e-commerce, online services, and digital platforms.
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.
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