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market share
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  • The slightest drop in a chain's market share can cause a large decline in the value of its stock.†  (source)
  • Many British businessmen and legislators believed, though, that a negative alteration of the American production system, such as an increase in labor costs brought about by the elimination of slavery, could make the British-controlled colonial growers more competitive and increase their market share worldwide.†  (source)
  • Clearly people had more positive associations with the name Christian Brothers than with E & J. That only deepened the mystery, because if Christian Brothers had a stronger brand, why where they losing market share?†  (source)
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  • Newports enjoy a 75 percent market share among black teenagers versus 12 percent among whites; the white teenagers are mainly smoking Marlboros.†  (source)
    market share = a company's sales in a given industry expressed as a percentage of the sales for the entire industry
  • "A free market requires many buyers as well as many sellers, all with equal access to accurate information, all entitled to trade on the same terms, and none with a big enough share of the market to influence price," said a report by Nebraska's Center for Rural Affairs.†  (source)
  • Little Caesars is the nation's fourth-largest pizza chain, but has been losing market share since 1992.†  (source)
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