Across
- 2. integration Purchchases other companies to reduce the number of competitors
- 4. severe and long-term economic decline
- 7. Company managed by members of a board rather than by owners or stockholders
- 8. Part of a normal buisness cycle
- 9. process Workers forced air through molten pig iron to remove impurities
- 11. a license that would give someone the right to sell and make an invention
- 13. company Controlling a company
- 15. practice of growing only one crop
- 16. Record player in 1877
- 18. Decrease in prices
- 20. Companies or groups of people that invest in a business and then share its profits
Down
- 1. A machine that transmitted messages along connected wires
- 3. commerce Act Establishing a commission to investigate complaints and sue companies that violated its regulations
- 5. A secondary business
- 6. compensation Worker that had been injured could receive assistance
- 10. Exclusive control over the steel industry
- 12. journalists who expose misconduct by an organization or a person
- 14. Darwinism Wealthy individuals who represented th fittest of humans
- 17. integration Control of all phases of production from start to finish
- 19. barons businessmen who sought to buy out their competitors and who conspired to set prices