Monopoly
To start off the definition of a monopoly is the exclusive possession or control of the supply or trade in a commodity or service.
For example a company that is bigger, better, has more variety but can still have lower prices than any other store. So if they can do all that then they can eliminate all their competition.
In this article, it talks about Wal-Mart. They employ 1.6 million people, have over 5,200 stores and serve 138 million customers per weak. And still the grocery store's prices are 17 to percent lower. Some area business owners might be nervous now that the new Super Wal-Mart has opened its doors. It seems obvious that it will be difficult to compete with an even larger store that has lower prices and offers "everything" under one roof.
For example a company that is bigger, better, has more variety but can still have lower prices than any other store. So if they can do all that then they can eliminate all their competition.
In this article, it talks about Wal-Mart. They employ 1.6 million people, have over 5,200 stores and serve 138 million customers per weak. And still the grocery store's prices are 17 to percent lower. Some area business owners might be nervous now that the new Super Wal-Mart has opened its doors. It seems obvious that it will be difficult to compete with an even larger store that has lower prices and offers "everything" under one roof.
In this picture its a representation of the American flag.
Instead of stripes the have rows of cars and the Wal-Mart logo for the stars.
Showing a representation that Wal-Mart is taking over not the country but the supermarket market.