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Why was Carnegie Steel considered a vertical monopoly?

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    Carnegie Steel was considered a vertical monopoly because the company bought up the companies or firms that provided the inputs necessary to develop the company. Therefore, Carnegie Steel owned the supply chain and was able to create a "vertical monopoly."
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