The table below shows revenue data for different firms producing refrigerators. Use the given information to find the market share of each firm. The "other" row is comprised of a number of small firms. Round each value to 2 decimal points. Firm % Acme Co Baluga, LLC Cran Inc Delta Co Eagle Inc Fox Inc. Other What is the Four Firm Concentration Ratio? Revenue in $ Market Share in % 245.00 595.00 105.00 170.00 725.00 515.00 990.00

The table below shows revenue data for different firms producing refrigerators. Use the given information to find the market share of each firm. The "other" row is comprised of a number of small firms. Round each value to 2 decimal points. Firm % Acme Co Baluga, LLC Cran Inc Delta Co Eagle Inc Fox Inc. Other What is the Four Firm Concentration Ratio? Revenue in $ Market Share in % 245.00 595.00 105.00 170.00 725.00 515.00 990.00

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