relating to cities.

money that people must pay to the government so that it can fund such things as schools and roads.

a factory in which employees work for long hours in unsafe conditions for a low wage.

a group that maintains political control, usually of a city, through bribery and intimidation.

an economic system in which prices are determined by competition among businesses and not by the government.

an organization formed by workers to win and protect workers' rights.

a person who puts money into a business with the goal of later making a profit.

to control or put limits on,

a combination of corporations created to reduce competition and control prices