Answer: An example of a Horizontally Integrated Company would be Standard Oil, owned at one time by John D. Rockefeller.
Explanation: Horizontal integration can be simply understood as a process of growing business by owning all companies involved in a certain step or level of production. Rockefeller horizontally integrated standard oil by purchasing all of the other oil refineries in the United States, and most others globally. This resulted in creating a monopoly on the oil market in the United States. Hope that helps!
I have chose primary source to be the answer. Check out the definition of "primary source." secondary wouldn't make sense here.
While Christianity and Judiasm both are monotheistic religions and abrahamic faiths, they do have differences in terms of their beliefs and the idea of being saved. Jews believe that there is still a Messiah to come and while Jesus Christ was a good person they don't believe he is the true savior. Christians in contrast believe that Jesus is the Messiah and if you believe in him and repent for your sins then can you go to heaven. Judaism still follow the Jewish laws in Leviticus and can't eat pork while Christianity does not follow those laws except SDA or seventh day adventists. Christianity came after Judiasm. And Christianity believes in the trinity, Father, Son, Holy Spirit where Judaism does not. Also Christianity has very different denominations that vary in different beliefs.
To dominate an entire nation, totalitarian leaders devised methods of control and persuasion. These included the use of terror, indoctrination, propaganda, censorship and religious methods.
Answer: Without competition, people would not have a lot of choices.
In economics, a free market is a system in which the prices for goods and services are determined by the producers and consumers, in which the laws of supply and demand are free from any intervention by a government or other authority.
In a free market, a choice on what products are produced, how, when and where they are made, its target market and at what price are all based on supply and demand.
<span>Supply and demand create competition which in turn gives people a lot of choices, better quality at a lower price. </span>
