Munn v. Illinois

• the U.S. Supreme Court acknowledged that states did have the right to regulate those businesses that served important public purposes, such as railroads and grain elevators.

• an arrangement that allows a third party to hold and control assets on behalf of a beneficiary.

• A market structure in which there is only one supplier of a product

• Free market approach, all economic decisions made by producers and consumers, no government interference (no regulations).

Trust

• radical union aimed to unite the American working class into one union to promote labor's interests

• the negotiations between union and management representatives over salaries, benefits, and working conditions

• an arrangement that allows a third party to hold and control assets on behalf of a beneficiary.

• the U.S. Supreme Court acknowledged that states did have the right to regulate those businesses that served important public purposes, such as railroads and grain elevators.

Monopoly

• the use of a blast of hot air to purify molten iron and converted it into steel

• A market structure in which there is only one supplier of a product

• the first railroad built that crossed the nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific

• a labor leader who helped organize the American Railroad Union

Laissez-faire

• a strategy to increase your market share by taking over a similar company

• radical union aimed to unite the American working class into one union to promote labor's interests

• the negotiations between union and management representatives over salaries, benefits, and working conditions

• Free market approach, all economic decisions made by producers and consumers, no government interference (no regulations).

Industrial Workers of the World

• the negotiations between union and management representatives over salaries, benefits, and working conditions

• radical union aimed to unite the American working class into one union to promote labor's interests

• the use of a blast of hot air to purify molten iron and converted it into steel

• a labor leader who helped organize the American Railroad Union

Collective Bargaining

• radical union aimed to unite the American working class into one union to promote labor's interests

• the use of a blast of hot air to purify molten iron and converted it into stee

• the negotiations between union and management representatives over salaries, benefits, and working conditions

• the first railroad built that crossed the nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific

Bessemer Process

• the use of a blast of hot air to purify molten iron and converted it into stee

• the first railroad built that crossed the nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific

• a labor leader who helped organize the American Railroad Union

• a strategy to increase your market share by taking over a similar company

Transcontinental Railroad

• a labor leader who helped organize the American Railroad Union

• a strategy to increase your market share by taking over a similar company

• the first railroad built that crossed the nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific

• the use of a blast of hot air to purify molten iron and converted it into stee

Eugene V. Debs

• a strategy to increase your market share by taking over a similar company

• a labor leader who helped organize the American Railroad Union

• the use of a blast of hot air to purify molten iron and converted it into stee

• the first railroad built that crossed the nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific

Horizontal Integration

• the first railroad built that crossed the nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific

• the use of a blast of hot air to purify molten iron and converted it into stee

• a labor leader who helped organize the American Railroad Union

• a strategy to increase your market share by taking over a similar company