| A | B |
|---|
| monopoly | business that controls most or all the supply of a particular good or service |
| merger | two or more businesses becoming one larger business |
| trust | two or more businesses acting like one business -no competition |
| deregulation | relaxation of rules governing a type of business |
| labor unions | group of workers who join together in order to gain better conditions |
| collectively bagaining | workers join together and make demand as a larger group in order to gain leverage with their employers |
| blacklist | tactic whereby owners fire troublesome employees and try to keep them from future employment |
| right to work laws | laws that allow workers to choose whether to join the union or not |
| fiscal policy | how the government taxes and spends its revenue |
| monetary policy | how the government regulates the amount of money in circulation |
| tight money policy | less money-higher interest rates |
| loose (easy) money policy | more money-lower interest rates |
