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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Raytheon Technologies has a diverse number of sectors under the company name but their main sectors are the aerospace and defense industries. The key customers of Raytheon within these industries are the government and the air travel industry. Two of the most important factors for Raytheon's demand are air travel flight demand along with the country's need for defense. Raytheon prides itself on having the best quality products available which correspond to the demand for its products and allow them to set prices at its will for the most part. For market structure, Raytheon is most likely considered an Oligopoly, operating beside a couple of companies such as BAE Systems, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin.</div>]]></description>
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