How Google Incorporation from the Internet Search Engine Industry Responds to the Challenge of Antitrust Laws
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Industry monopolies are detrimental to the sustainable development of industries and economies, and countries have introduced anti-monopoly laws to protect the development of industries and balance competition. Most companies are facing the challenge of anti-monopoly laws, and it has become a hot topic to deal with the sanctions and effects of anti-monopoly laws on companies and reap the benefits in them. This article proposes some more effective measures by conducting a PEST analysis of Google, the leading company in the Internet search engine industry.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/fm.v7i4.5578
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