John D. Rockefeller's oil company, Standard Oil, was termed a monopoly because it controlled a significant portion of the U.S. oil industry, dominating production, refining, and distribution. By employing aggressive tactics such as undercutting competitors' prices and acquiring rival companies, Standard Oil eliminated competition and established a near-total market share. This led to concerns about unfair business practices and the negative impact on consumers, prompting the government to regulate monopolistic behavior, ultimately resulting in the company's breakup in 1911.
It was called a monopoly because if you wanted kerosen, most likely you would have to get it from one of Rockefellers refiners. He supplied kerosene by tank cars that brought the fuel to local markets, and tank wagons then delivered to retail customers, bypassing everybody else.
Andrew carnagies steel company. john d. rockafellers standered oil company. and that's all i can think of haha.
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Yes, he had a monopoly of the oil industry in the late 19th century eheheheheheheh. Actually it was created by a greek guy called mononononnononopolis and he lived on the moon with his space cow so thank you very much
John D. Rockefeller
It was called a monopoly because if you wanted kerosen, most likely you would have to get it from one of Rockefellers refiners. He supplied kerosene by tank cars that brought the fuel to local markets, and tank wagons then delivered to retail customers, bypassing everybody else.
Andrew carnagies steel company. john d. rockafellers standered oil company. and that's all i can think of haha.
ida tarbell
an important experece/event in john d. rockefellers life was creating the oil refinery
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cows are funny
Ida Tarbell
The Rockefellers created the oil business... and john Rockefeller was the richest man... a long time ago. Very rich and influential people in America, rumoured to be senior members of the illuminati.
He made the railroad fast and efficiant.
The "D" in John D. Rockefeller's name stands for "Davison," which was his mother's maiden name.
He was the "Standard Oil Company" monopoly owner during the 1800's. He became one of America's richest man.
No, John Deere has never been owned by International Harvester and if it had, there would most surely be a monopoly in the market because of the few other makers of tractors.