Which best describes the united fruit company in the early 1900s?

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The answer is monopoly because held most of the banana production in Central America. This company is also describe as Exploitative neo-colonialism. It has a staying power and influence, it is also created monopolies governance and politics. It had long impact on the economic and political of many Latin American countries.

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