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.
A monopoly is an industry or business having no competition.
in the 1825 to 1850 American industry was
the livestock industry
In 2001 there were 10 U.S. manufacturers in this industry
He sold his oil for lower prices then the competition and drove the rival company into the ground. He then purchased these companies and expanded his business area. He continued to do this until he gained control over 90% of American oil sales
Tariffs
Fordney-McCumber act
A monopoly is an industry or business having no competition.
Baseload plants allow competition in the power industry.
Yes they did.
true
Competition for land, trade, and industry increased
Oligopolic!
no
The south because they had little industry .
Competition helps to keep the quality high and prices down. If competition decreases, the quality can go down and the prices can go up in that industry.
The effects of international trade on American industry include increased competition from foreign companies, access to new markets for American products, potential for outsourcing of jobs to lower-cost countries, and opportunities for collaboration and innovation through global supply chains.