S-V-O stands for Subject-Verb-Direct Object. If you take a look at the sentence above, you will see that <em>Jim </em>is the subject, <em>gladly accepted </em>is the verb, and <em>the price of $100 </em>is the direct object. The easiest way to determine whether something is a direct object or not is simply to ask - <em>what.</em>
For example: <em>What did Jim gladly accept? - </em>And the answer is <em>The price of $100.</em>
S-V-I-O stands for Subject-Verb-Indirect Object; S-V-A stands for Subject-Verb-Predicate Adjective; S-V-N stands for Subject-Verb-Predicate Nominative, none of which appear in this sentence.
The main mechanism by which this might have or could have happened is through increases in the desire to increase monetary gain. Because the main driver of capitalism is an increase in sold goods when a country increases its land this inadvertently makes the country more likely to earn more money through opening companies.
