In the America’s Industrial Revolution, the men who controlled the basic industries were continuously successful due to the way goods were made and sold bringing higher efficiency to the business field increasing the innovation, expansion, and evolvement of the American economy. Through Andrew Carnegie’s contribution to the business world the Vertical and Horizontal Integration were systems in which a business controls all competitors of an industry with the same goal limiting competition, lowering costs, and maximizing profits. These traits in fact were a key to a successful business in which was a positive ability to have in a reconstructing and industrialization era. Overall, the men who controlled the basic industries were successful through
