What is a licensed product? Why have corporations seized on licensing?
What will be an ideal response?
A licensed product is one whose brand name has been licensed to other manufacturers that actually make the product. Corporations have seized on licensing to push their company names and images across a wide range of products — from bedding to shoes — making licensing a multibillion dollar business.
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