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Business, 26.04.2021 15:50, cupcake20019peehui

Reality Entertainment, Inc is a major producer of reality TV programming. The company faces tough competition from three other major producers of similar shows. Together, Reality Entertainment and its three rivals control almost the entire reality TV programming. Explain about the degree of competition that exists according to this example.

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