Competition was the most important thing to the business leaders of their times. Three of the biggest business leaders in the late nineteenth century were Andrew Carnegie "the steel king", John D. Rockefeller "the oil baron" and J. Pierpont Morgan "the bankers banker". They each exercised their wisdom in creating ways to circumvent competition.
Carnegie did everything possibly imagined in order to just create steel. Carnegie created "vertical integration", and created all different organizations from mining to marketing. His goal was to improve efficiency by making supplies more reliable, cont