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Moat Analysis originates from the concept of the "economic moat" proposed by Buffett, referring to the core barriers that enable a company to resist competitors and maintain long-term competitive advantage; common types include network effects, switching costs, economies of scale, brand premium, and proprietary data or technology barriers.
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