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Competition was snuffed out because of monopolies. Since people were in bad shape after the war, large companies (most likely subsidized by the government) monopolized areas.

An example of this monopoly would be the railroad industry. Trains were first made to be the only source of transport. If you think about cars, the oil industry also set up a monopoly so the single source of fuel would be gasoline.

Competition relates to monopoly because the act of monopolizing gets rid of competition.

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