What is a trust?

a- a large company that consists of two merged businesses.

b- multiple businesses that combine and operate in one state.

c- a business that buys another business

d- a large company or combined businesses that control a specific market

A trust is known as a large company or combined businesses that control a specific market.

Explanation:

A trust is a company or a group of companies that control a specific business in the market place, and the different companies cooperate with each other to be successful in the market. The statement clearly describes that companies which are cooperating in a specific market. The words "large company," "combined businesses," or "specific market" gives answer of this question.

Companies that are in a trust control a specific market together. For example, Samsung cannot be a trust with Food4Less because they are not belongs to the same market, Apple deals in electronics while Haldirams deals in a market of food products.

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women in mythology

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