it can be a good place to shop apart from some rude employees and customers who like to ram their trolleys into u.
but what do you think of them and why?...
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a- Mc Donald's
b- Microsoft
c- Ford Motor Company
d- Disney
e- Marvel Comics
If you have any other juts add with your reasons......
Bailey P
What's the word for when a company has an unfair commercial advantage over another?
I know there's a word for it and can't quite remember it... Additional Details For example: a licence is needed to carry out a certain business. One company applies and has to pay a lot of money for a licence, and spend a lot fo time and effort on paperwork. Another company trades happily with no licence at the whim of a council official.
Or: one company has a person on the board of directors that means it gets around the legal system (wrongly) where other companies have to pay the tax, or whatever it is. I'm sure there's a word for it and just can't remember...
A monopoly: but only where the business has the whole or the majority of the market for a particular product or service
Insider Dealing/Trading: where a business has an unfair advantage by being in receipt of future activity of a business
A Cartel or Boston Tea Party: where prices are fixed by the same or related businesses to keep prices high (sometimes also known as monopoly)
Competitive advantage: Where significantly more favourable perceptions or product status / value lead customers to choose a company's product over its competitors'
putonyourflipflops
when one company has an advantage over another they are said to have a monopoly
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lizzie4paul
Monopoly
lazydog
Life.
boston857
Define "unfair". If the competitive advantage created is due to use of an illegal or unethical business practice, then the right verbiage is "unfair business practice".
A monopoly has to do with market dominance which can be due to a competitive advantage or lack of other players in the market.
jo p
succesful
Michelle J
Is it "a leg up"? ha ha
smarty
Monopoly?
Steven W
I know it but can't remember will come back to find out. Ta !!
Well done Smarty !!!
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There's no such thing as an "unfair" commercial advantage, unless one company is stealing from the other physically. If one company is better at what it does than the other, then it has the right to continue to be better and doesn't have to share its secret with anyone.
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