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May 30, 2022

You Are Analyzing Two Companies That Manufacture Electronic Toys-Like Games Inc. And Our Play Inc.

You Are Analyzing Two Companies That Manufacture Electronic Toys-Like Games Inc. And Our Play Inc. Like Games Was Launched Eight Years Ago, Whereas Our Play Is A Relatively New Company That Has Been In Operation For Only The Past Two Years. However, Both Companies Have An Equal Market Share With Sales Of $300,000 Each. You've Collected Company Data To

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