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Marx predicted that capitalism would become more concentrated as it advanced.
Two-thirds of industries have become more concentrated since the 1990s.
Profits have grown and become more concentrated, indicating a lack of competitive vibrancy.
And as economic power has become more concentrated, so too has political power.
Markets for both hospitals and physicians have become more concentrated in recent years.
Of America's top 900 industries, two-thirds have become more concentrated since the mid-1990s.
As an investor, tilt your portfolio toward firms in industries that have become more concentrated.
But many of America's industries have also become more concentrated by a slow creep of acquisitions.
Product markets have become more concentrated, meaning that fewer firms account for a larger share of output.
The leading economic theory of everything is that competition has weakened as markets have become more concentrated.
IN 2016 we decried falling competition in America, where profits have surged as industries have become more concentrated.
It is more the case that insurers' risk has become more concentrated as exposure to single entities has risen.
But students, he said, would become more concentrated in the schools with the best reputations and job placement rates.
Though Vidal's always trying to book parties, her efforts have become more concentrated since August 2015, when she got engaged.
When you split the economy into its 900 or so different industries, two-thirds have become more concentrated since the 1990s.
Giant firms, meanwhile, have been playing a bigger role: two-thirds of all industries have become more concentrated since the 1990s.
Over time, many digital markets tend to become more concentrated, as size begets size and winners take most of the spoils.
Our analysis of census data suggests that two-thirds of the economy's 900-odd industries have become more concentrated since 1997.
Since the late 1990s, as you would expect given the logic of globalisation, American industry has become more concentrated and more profitable.
The next President must take antitrust enforcement very seriously or markets will become more concentrated, prices will rise, and consumers will suffer.
In 213 research by this newspaper showed that two-thirds of America's 900 industrial sectors had become more concentrated from 1997 to 2012.
In the home of free enterprise two-thirds of industries have become more concentrated since the 1990s, partly owing to lots of mergers.
Source: Congressional Budget Office "It is indeed true that stock ownership has become more concentrated," Goldman's chief economist, Jan Hatzius, wrote last month.
Air travel within Brazil has become more concentrated, with three carriers now controlling 92% of the flights, according to the civil aviation regulator ANAC.
As markets have become more concentrated, observed John van Reenen, also of MIT, the gap in productivity between the biggest and smallest companies has widened.
Speaking to CNBC over the weekend, Lorenzo Bini Smaghi said that European banks need to become more concentrated, so they can compete with American lenders.
As we tilt toward that wondrous starlight, its rays become more concentrated on our side of the earth, giving us our warmer half of the year.
But despite the gains, wealth also become more concentrated: • The richest 1 percent of households controlled 38.6 percent of total wealth in 2016, up from 36.3 percent in 0003.
It said last December that debt has become more concentrated in the hands of more highly indebted younger households who may have less ability to cope with a financial shock.
"We've all seen what happens when markets become more concentrated after a merger like this one," Rosenworcel said, pointing to baggage fees on airlines and high drug prices from pharmaceutical companies.
Arsenic and fluoride occur naturally in the groundwater, but become more concentrated as the water becomes scarcer, while nitrates come from fertilisers, pesticides and other industrial waste that has seeped into the supply.
This probably happened due to a combination of fluid loss from sweating and an inflammatory response to heat that made the blood become more concentrated and more likely to clot, the researchers conclude.
The result is a kind of sorting of British politics: Labour voters have become more concentrated in a handful of constituencies in cities, while Conservatives have gotten stronger in a much larger number of constituencies.
A report published on July 26th by the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank, uses a different approach, but it also finds that the economy has become more concentrated since the early 2000s (see chart 143). Why?
Two-thirds of America's top 900 industries have become more concentrated since 1997, and the top-four firms' weighted-average share of revenues in each of America's industries has risen from 26% to 32% in that time.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will kick off public hearings Thursday on competition and consumer protection in the 2628st century, and one of several key topics will be whether the U.S. economy has become more concentrated and less competitive.
Dividing the British economy into 250-odd sub-industries, from management consultancy to private security, we calculate that over the past decade 55% of these sectors have become more concentrated, with the four biggest firms accounting for a larger share of revenue than before.
Dividing the British economy into 2000-odd sub-industries, from management consultancy to private security, The Economist calculates that over the past decade 55% of these sectors have become more concentrated, with the four biggest firms accounting for a larger share of revenue than before.
While wealth among the top 10 percent of blacks has become more concentrated, Pew found that the gap in average wealth among all blacks compared to all whites has worsened: In 1983, the median net worth of white households was eight times higher than the worth of black households.
Break down the economy into over 600 micro-industries—from "activities of real-estate investment trusts" to the "raising of camels and camelids"—and the results are much the same: 58% of these sub-sectors have become more dominated by their biggest firms (camel-rearing has become more concentrated than banking).
Both groups are headed by the General Secretary, thus the power of the General Secretary has become more concentrated.
However, the feeder system has become more concentrated as more judges are feeding to specific justices than in the past.
In the most humid (eastern) parts of the province, precipitation falls throughout the year with no dry season. These areas receive around of precipitation per year. Precipitation decreases westwards and become more concentrated in the summer months.
Some industrial dynamics can be better understood through the lens of industry cycles. For example, it has been found that industries become more concentrated during the industry cycle downturns.Tan, H., & Mathews, J. A. In Press. Cyclical Industrial Dynamics: The case of the global semiconductor industry.
Koya-dofu is high in nutritional value. The way it is produced lets soy protein mature naturally, which helps in the development of new textures, preserving maximum nutritious value. Phytonutrients become more concentrated in it. Freeze-dried tofu serves as a source of protein, iron, and calcium.
They are originally made by a small marine organism, Gambierdiscus toxicus, that grow on and around coral reefs in tropical and subtropical waters. These are eaten by herbivorous fish which in turn are eaten by larger carnivorous fish. The toxins become more concentrated as they move up the food chain. The fish most often implicated include barracuda, grouper, moray eel, amberjack, sea bass, and sturgeon.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) began to monitor an area of disturbed weather southwest of the Mexican Riviera in late August. Initially, poorly organized, environmental conditions were conductive for some development. Shortly thereafter, the cloud patterns improved and overall thunderstorm activity increased. Thunderstorm activity become more concentrated two days later while located south of Zinhuatnejo, and the NHC noted that the disturbance could become a tropical depression within hours.
In addition, capital will become more concentrated and centralized in fewer hands. This being the absolute historical tendency under capitalism, part of the working population will tend to become surplus to the requirements of capital accumulation over time. Paradoxically, the larger the wealth of society, the larger the industrial reserve army will become. One could add that the larger the wealth of society, the more people it can also support who do not work.
Feeding larvae of Calliphoridae flies are the dominant insect group at carcasses during the active decay stage. At the beginning of the stage larvae are concentrated in natural orifices, which offer the least resistance to feeding. Towards later stages, when flesh has been removed from the head and orifices, larvae become more concentrated in the thoracic and abdominal cavities. Adult calliphorids and muscids decreased in numbers during this stage, and were not observed to be mating.
Technological advances have enabled very powerful and versatile computing systems to be implemented on smaller chips. As this allows a larger number of functions to take place in the same area, both current density and the associated power dissipation become more concentrated compared to larger chips. The power consumption and thermal performance of integrated circuits has become a limiting factor for high-performance systems. Mobile devices are also limited by the total amount of power available.
Other commentators, such as Ben Compaine and Jack Shafer, find Bagdikian's critique overblown. Shafer noted that U.S. media consumers have a wide variety of news sources, including independent national and local sources. Compaine argues that, based on economic metrics such as the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index, the media industry is not very highly concentrated and did not become more concentrated during the 1990s and early 2000s. Compaine also points out that most media mergers are not purely acquisitions, but also include divestitures.
In 1782 Burr also got married in Albany, at the Dutch Reformed Church the Schuylers attended. With Albany in relative calm after the Battle of Saratoga, not seriously threatened by native or British attacks, Albany could become more concentrated on commercial business, and in 1782 the first bank chartered in the city was created, the Bank of Albany. The American Revolutionary War came to an end in 1783 and Johannes Beekman was appointed mayor by the Governor. George Washington visited in this year and was presented with the "freedom of the city".
Sioux Falls, with a population of just over 184,000 in 2019, is the largest city in South Dakota. South Dakota is relatively notable for its lack of large urban centers. Sioux Falls, the largest city in the state, only ranks as the 135th largest in the country, and the state's third-largest city, Aberdeen, has a population of less than 25,000. However, because the population in many rural areas has decreased over the last 50 years, and many cities in the state have grown at a rapid pace; the population has become more concentrated and less rural than it once was.
The tallest building in Las Vegas is The Drew Las Vegas, which rises and was topped out in November 2008. This building, however, remained unfinished for several years due to the late-2000s recession. The tallest completed building in the city is the 53-story Palazzo, which rises and was completed in 2007. Beginning with the completion of the Diamond of the Dunes Tower in 1961, high-rise hotels began to become more concentrated on the Las Vegas Strip. The first high-rise hotel and casino resort to rise higher than was the New York-New York Hotel & Casino, completed in 1997.
Her theory is that, because the animals only eat the leaves of the rainforest trees they inhabit, which are always fairly toxic, the drier-than-normal weather over recent years could have caused the toxins in the leaves to become more concentrated. No toxin has been identified and this hypothesis remains speculative and unsubstantiated. Other work by wildlife veterinarian, Dr. Amy Shima and wildlife biologist, Roger Martin (author of Tree-kangaroos of Australia and New Guinea), does not support these claims. Their fieldwork spanning 5 years has found no convincing evidence of widespread blindness in Lumholtz's tree- kangaroo.
Agriculture has since become the main economic driver for the Southern Illinois region. Southern Illinois is slowly gaining a cultural identity apart from its neighbors, as previously-dispersed rural populations become more concentrated around the cities of Marion and Belleville. Marion has grown tremendously since 1970 and in the process has been selected for Illinois' first STAR Bonds District for the Millennium Development, a project originally designed for a city ten times its size."State certifies Marion as STAR Bonds District", Daily Republican News Populations among the smaller cities and towns have dropped significantly as people moved to the Carbondale- Herrin-Marion combined statistical area and Metro East.
The movement of populations within and around the territory of modern-day Sudan and its neighbours for trade, opportunity, climatic variations and conflicts is not unique to recent or contemporary history. But these movements have intensified and become more concentrated for reasons including prolonged civil war, violence between various populations along ethnic and political lines, droughts and subsequent famines in the 1980s, and humanitarian emergencies and famine caused by improper responses to previous crises by international aid organizations. Movements of people are also inherently more problematic across international boundaries, which may be contradictory to natural population flows within the region. A Darfuri refugee camp in Chad.
The result can be virtual eradication of some of the primary food chain, which in turn could have major consequences for predator or consumer species. Even if the chemical effect on lower life forms is small, the lower pyramid levels of the food chain may ingest alien chemicals, which normally become more concentrated for each consuming rung of the food chain. Many of these effects are now well known, such as the concentration of persistent DDT materials for avian consumers, leading to weakening of egg shells, increased chick mortality and potential extinction of species. Effects occur to agricultural lands which have certain types of soil contamination.
Recently the focus on organizational ambidexterity has become more concentrated on how leaders act ambidextrously to achieve organizational ambidexterity. Senior managers may be the key for facilitating the context and social base for ambidexterity. Noting that ambidextrous organizations require significant amounts of mobilization, coordination, and integration activities to maintain both exploitation and exploration, informal and social integration of the senior team as well as the cross-functional interfaces of the formal organization contribute to the success of organizational ambidexterity significantly (Jansen, Tempelaar, van den Bosch, & Volberda, 2009). A recent model of ambidexterity and leadership suggests that CEOs and top management teams (TMT) play an integral role in establishing ambidexterity in small-to-medium-sized organizations (Cao, Simsek, & Zhang, 2010).

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