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Small companies tend to differ from large ones because ________.

Small companies tend to differ from large ones because ________.

▸ they have a wider focus compared to larger companies

▸ they are mostly launched with more financial backing than larger companies

▸ they have less freedom to innovate and move quickly compared to larger companies

▸ they can react to market changes and make decisions more quickly than larger companies

▸ they are more bureaucratic compared to larger companies

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