Nobody can be sure why the economy is becoming more concentrated.
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Many major industries are becoming more concentrated among a few giants.
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And though some smaller competitors survive, the index industry is becoming more concentrated.
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If retail were the only industry becoming more concentrated, it would be one thing.
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There is a range of evidence suggesting that the economy is becoming more concentrated.
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Rich places are getting richer, but economic activity isn't becoming more concentrated in a few dominant places.
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Economic opportunity is becoming more concentrated, but Americans' ability to move to take advantage of that opportunity is declining.
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There's evidence that fewer new companies are being founded and many industries are becoming more concentrated — both signs of declining concentration.
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The lesson here is that, especially in a health care system that is becoming more concentrated, competition and regulation can work together.
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How to fix the Supreme Court Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer: a breakdown of its best moments and biggest mysteries The American economy isn't actually becoming more concentrated
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In 2000, the last time the survey was conducted, only 27 percent of abortion patients were beneath the poverty line — suggesting that abortion services are becoming more concentrated among poorer women.
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Yet, despite these organisations' best efforts, success in elite debating tournaments is not just becoming more concentrated in private schools, but in the half-dozen of them that take it most seriously.
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The chip industry is becoming more concentrated as companies try to capture market share, much of it related to connected devices and cars, and Avago/Broadcom has been one of the sector's most prolific acquirers.
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The goal of the project, as our editors, Wendell Jamieson and Henri Cauvin, defined it, was to examine why murder persisted where it did, at a time when crime was falling to record lows and becoming more concentrated in certain corners of the city.
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The IMF's External Sector Report - an annual assessment of currencies and external surpluses and deficits of major economies - showed that external current account deficits were becoming more concentrated in certain advanced economies such as the United States and Britain, while surpluses remained persistent in China and Germany.
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I think part of the answer is that an economy that's broadly competitive will compete away those extra profits, but an economy where many sectors are becoming more concentrated, where many firms have figured out ways to erect barriers to entry is one in which you can year after year after year get extra profits without somebody else entering and competing them away.
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Ferguson, p. 51 In February 1943, The squadrons participated in Operation Gondola, whose goal was to attack every U-boat traversing the Bay of Biscay at least once.Schoenfeld, pp. 45–46 The Navy believed that more antisubmarine forces were required to protect convoys in the North Atlantic, where attacks were becoming more concentrated.
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For example, Splash Universe Water Park Resort is themed to match the community in which it is located. The theme is intended to enhance the community's destination appeal. Therefore, the amusement and leisure-time industry is becoming more concentrated, as winter sports are becoming common themes in summertime water recreation. A process of concentration can be observed in the hybrid versions of theme-, amusement-, and water parks.
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Energy exists in two basic modes: # "Tangential Energy": energy that can be measured by physics. # "Radial Energy": spiritual energy which accumulates into a higher state as time progresses. Teilhard defines Radial Energy as becoming more concentrated and available as it is a critical element in man's evolution. The theory applies to all forms of matter, concluding that everything with existence has some sort of life.
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Media mergers are a result of one media related company buying another company for control of their resources in order to increase revenues and viewership. As information and entertainment become a major part of our culture, media companies have been creating ways to become more efficient in reaching viewers and turning a profit. Successful media companies usually buy out other companies to make them more powerful, profitable, and able to reach a larger viewing audience. Media mergers have become more prevalent in recent years, which has people wondering about the negative effects that could be caused by media ownership becoming more concentrated.
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Late on July 18, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) remarked that a tropical depression was developing, with its convection becoming more concentrated around a circulation; at 11 p.m. EST on July 18 (0300 UTC July 19), it was classified as Tropical Depression Three, about 65 miles (105 km) southeast of Charleston, South Carolina. Located between a ridge to its southeast and northwest, the depression moved slowly northeastward, and with a marginally favorable upper-level environment, it attained minimal tropical storm status during the early afternoon of July 19. Initially fairly disorganized with little deep convection, dry air in the mid- to-upper-levels of the atmosphere prevented immediate intensification.
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