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Jwan M. Aziz: Yes, the brands could be more powerful than the governments. Firstly, because the brands reach the consumer more efficient than do the governments, which are probably hated by the people. The brands may also cross the regional borders, so they have a wider effect area than the governments have. Thirdly, the brands own large capital that, may affect the country's policy or parliament and presidential elections. Thank you by Jwan M. Aziz |
