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Principles of Marketing I MKT 100
20 . Chevron`s competition with Amoco is A . a form of oligopoly-among them , they`re the only game in town B . Monopolistic-the three firms really don`t compete at all , each is selling in a different market than the other two C . direct-they`re all after the dollar of the person who wants to purchase gasoline and related products D . Substitution-they`re not really similar products In 1923 the Blausteins sold a half interest in Amoco to the Pan American Petroleum Transport company in exchange for a guaranteed supply of oil . Before this deal , Amoco was
forced to depend on Standard Oil of New Jersey , a competitor , for its supplies . Standard Oil of Indiana acquired Pan American in 1925 , beginning John Rockefeller 's association with the Amoco name
Chevron was originally known as Standard Oil of California , or Socal and was formed amid the HYPERLINK "http /en .wikipedia .org /wiki /Antitrust " \o "Antitrust " antitrust breakup of HYPERLINK "http /en .wikipedia .org /wiki /Standard_Oil " \o "Standard Oil " Standard Oil in 1911 . It was one of the HYPERLINK "http /en .wikipedia .org /wiki /Seven_Sisters_ 28oil_companies 29 " \o "Seven Sisters (oil companies "Seven Sisters " that dominated the world oil industry during the early 20th century
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