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Jumpy Castles, Inc. One company, operating independently. Bouncy Houses, LLC. Jumpy Castles, Inc. Now we have two companies making novelty apparati … Each will COMPETE by lowering prices or attacking the other in the media, etc. to gain market share. Death Trap Ent . Bouncy Houses, LLC.
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Jumpy Castles, Inc. One company, operating independently
Bouncy Houses, LLC Jumpy Castles, Inc. Now we have two companies making novelty apparati… Each will COMPETE by lowering prices or attacking the other in the media, etc. to gain market share
Death Trap Ent. Bouncy Houses, LLC Jumpy Castles, Inc. Scary Funtimes Co. Now we have FOUR companies making novelty apparati… This is getting hectic, and companies are slashing prices so much that they aren’t making any money What can they do?
Bouncy-Jumpy Traps Corp. They could merge and form one company… but who would be in charge? That could cause some big problems…
Death Trap Ent. Bouncy Houses, LLC Jumpy Castles, Inc. Let’s Make a Deal! Scary Funtimes Co.
Jumpy Castles, Inc. CEO Death Trap Ent. CEO Bouncy Houses, LLC CEO Scary Funtimes Co. CEO Board of Directors, Jumpy Castles, Inc. What’s wrong with this picture?
A Trust • Simply put, businesses that usually compete agree to work together to control how much they make and how much they sell it for • They can charge as much as they want, since all the producers are charging the same price (no cheaper options) • Works well in industries of necessity, like food or transportation, or jumpy castles (things you can’t just stop buying)