Define the terms Plant, Firm
Define the following terms?
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1. Plant: physical establishment where production or distribution takes place (factory, farm, store).
2. Firm: business organization that owns and operates the plants. (The legal entity)
3. Industry: a group of related firms, producing the same or similar products.
a. Examples include the automobile industry or the tobacco industry.
b. Confusion often occurs because many businesses are multiproduct firms.
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