white paper
A 'white paper' serves as an authoritative report that provides detailed information on specific topics, often used in both business and government contexts.
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Definition
C1Business
(marketing, informative)A comprehensive report that educates readers on a particular issue, presenting problems and offering solutions, often used to establish thought leadership or promote products and services.
Example
- The company published a white paper to explain the benefits of their new software.
- White papers can help in generating leads by providing valuable insights to potential customers.
C1Government
(official, policy)An official document that outlines proposed government policies or actions on specific issues.
Example
- The government released a white paper detailing its new healthcare policy.
- White papers are often used to inform the public and lawmakers about planned legislative changes.
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