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Ruthless business people would lower their prices to put their competition out of business. Once their competition was gone, they would raise their prices.
They would try to create a monopoly by trying to buy out their competiters
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Ruthless business people would lower their prices to put their competition out of business. Once their competition was gone, they would raise their prices.
Clayton antitrust act
Fair business competition refers to employing ethical methods of competing. This means avoiding shady practices like lying about competitors or stealing ideas from competitors.
Ida Minerva Tarbell, an educator and journalist, was one of the prime movers in exposing the methods Standard Oil used to eliminate competition. Ms. Tarbell and the other journalists who worked to expose just how evil Standard Oil was were referred to as muckrackers.
It was not an association but an act, it was the Clayton antitrust act that made monopolies illegal, the boardgame too, just kidding on the board game part.
They would try to create a monopoly by trying to buy out their competiters
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-They would try to create a monopoly by trying to buy out their competiters. -or have a holding company that did nothing but buy out stock of other companies. -or try to go around having a monopoly by having other companies buy stock but still have main control, this was called a Trust.
Standard Oil eliminated its competition primarily through aggressive tactics such as predatory pricing, where it temporarily lowered prices to undercut rivals and drive them out of business. The company also engaged in secretive deals with railroads to secure preferential shipping rates, making it difficult for competitors to compete. Additionally, Standard Oil used a strategy of acquiring smaller oil companies and consolidating the industry, which further solidified its monopoly. These methods not only diminished competition but also allowed Standard Oil to dominate the oil market for decades.
It means that you still with the same old methods then you will not survive. Look at the Big three automakers in Detroit who fought competition instead of innovating to stay ahead.
It's on my test. It's either... a.increased competition b.supporting a centrally planned economy c.funding research on new technology d.elimination of the tactic of vertical integration e.elimination of as much competition as possible
Government involvement in business can occur through various methods, including regulation, taxation, and subsidies. Regulations set standards for safety, environmental protection, and fair competition. Taxation can influence business behavior by incentivizing or disincentivizing certain activities. Additionally, subsidies can provide financial support to specific industries or sectors to promote growth or stabilize the economy.