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The Dual Nature of Power in Capitalism
In an economic system characterized by firms and competitive markets, power is said to be both concentrated and limited. In your own words, briefly explain this apparent contradiction, identifying where power is concentrated and what mechanism acts to limit it.
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The Dual Nature of Power in Capitalism
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