Stockholders
people who own shares (stock) in a corporation and share in its profits
Stock Market
a system where shares of corporations are bought and sold
Monopoly
complete control of a product or service by one company, limiting competition
Cecil Rhodes
British businessmen who built a mining empire in Africa and promoted imperialism
Transnational
operating in or across multiple countries (often describes corporations)
Hong Kong and Shanghai Baking Corporation
major British-founded bank supporting trade in Asia; now know as the HSBC
Unilever Corporation
large transnational company selling food and household products globally
Consumerism
the culture and practice of buying and using goods in large amounts
Urbanization
the growth of cities as people move from rural to urban areas, often due to industrialization