| A | B |
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| network | system of connected lines such as railroads |
| consolidate | combined, such as business |
| rebate | discount on services or merchandise |
| pool | method of ending competition used by railroads and other business in late 1800's |
| vertical integration | method of controlling an industry from raw materials to finished products. |
| capital | Money raised for a business venture |
| corporation | Business owned by investors who buys shares of stock |
| Stock | shares in a corporation run by a single board of directors |
| dividend | payment to stockholders from a corporation profits |
| trust | group of corporations run by a single board of directors |
| monopoly | company that completely controls the market of a certain industry |
| free enterprise system | economic system in which businesses are owned by private citizens, not by the government |
| assembly line | Method of production in which workers add parts to a product that moves along on a belt. Introduced by Henry Ford |
| mass production | Making large quantities of a product quickly and cheaply |
| injunction | court order to do or not to do something |
