Comparatively, the textbook readings offer insight into the workings of the Western and the Eastern Canadian Fur Trade, yet it must be distinguished which was better. Briefly, in my own findings my opinion is believing that the eastern industry was exceptionally the best in regards to the saturation in the market and the widespread influence it attained. Ordinarily, the Western Canadian Market was dominated by only two companies, as consumers had to choose between distinctly different companies with factors of accessibility and business practices. Consequently, based on the requirements needed to sustain the industry and people known for contributing, the market would heavily fall in the west as those affected would experience adaptations to
