A monopoly.
A company that controls an entire industry is a "monopoly".
Monopoly
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A monopoly is when a single person or business own and controls every part of a industry. In US history, monopolies or trusts began to appear in the 1850's. Men such as Rockefeller, Carnegie, Vanderbilt and Morgan all owned huge monopolistic corporations in oil, steel, railroads, and banking. These corporations enabled prices to drop because the consolidation of production was more economical. On the other hand, they also singularly controlled prices, often to the demise of the commoner. These corporations were eventually broken up by presidents Roosevelt and Taft in the beginning of the 1900's.
Industry
A company that controls an entire industry is a "monopoly".
A monopoly
Monopoly
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another word for firm
The word industry can mean a company or enterprise, or can refer to an inclination to work. Synonyms for industry (company) are corporation, enterprise, business, or trade. Synonyms for industry (hard work) are labor, dedication, diligence, tirelessness, perseverance, or commitment.
Nationalisation refers to the process by which a state takes over the operations of a firm. The word nationalization refers to the process of the government taking control over an industry or company for one of several reasons.
Nationalisation refers to the process by which a state takes over the operations of a firm. The word nationalization refers to the process of the government taking control over an industry or company for one of several reasons.
No. Because Subsidiary Company is completely under the control of Holding Company.
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Vax has been used as a name in industry for some products, like a computer by the company called Digital.
The founder of Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford, was a visionary industrialist and a pioneer for the automobile industry.