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An advantage for U.S. businesses in the 1800s was the expansion of the transportation network, including railroads and canals, which facilitated the movement of goods across vast distances. This infrastructure allowed businesses to access new markets and sources of raw materials more efficiently, reducing costs and increasing profits. Additionally, the rise of industrialization provided a growing workforce and innovations in production techniques, further boosting productivity and competitiveness.

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