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The number and size distribution of the firms in an industry or market, most commonly expressed in terms of a "concentration ratio," ie, the percentage of production or sales accounted for by some relatively small number of firms, generally the "four largest" and the "eight largest. ...
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| concentration |
A collection of courses within a major which focuses on a particular subject area.
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A Concentration is an option associated with a Major which provides recognition for focused and coordinated academic work either within the Major or within an area of study closely related to the Major.
출처: www.wpi.edu/Admin/OAA/Blueprint/glossary.html
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A component within a degree program that examines a selected area of the student
출처: www.uwstout.edu/ugbulletin/ugb_glossary.html
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A Concentration or Specialization is a set of courses within a program that provides a student with specific expertise, knowledge and/or practice and so further distinguishes their program in a recognizable way. For example, in Carleton's Bachelor of Arts in Law degree, you could choose to concentrate in Business Law.
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