to disturb or excite emotionally
The politician was disliked for always agitating the crowd into a frenzy.
antitrust
preventing one company from taking over all the sales of a certain good or service in an effort to control the price
The United States' antitrust laws have kept energy rates down.
cooperation
when you work together with someone or do what they ask you
In kindergarten, one of the learning goals for children is cooperation.
distribute
to give out
The church distributes free dinners on Thanksgiving Day.
endorsement
a public statement of your approval or support for something or someone
The CEO gave his endorsement to the republican candidate.
entities
something which exists apart from other things, having its own independent existence
Although the organizations work together, they are all separate entities.
exclusive
belonging to one person, company, or contract
The company has exclusive rights to sell the cell phones in Latin America.
frenzy
a state of panic, causing a wild display of emotion
When she learned of her mother's death, she went into a frenzy.
interaction
action or influence between two or more people
Children need interaction with others their age to help them develop their social skills.
invest
to give one's time, resources, effort, or energy to something, expecting a positive result
If you invest in my business, I can promise a good return.
markets
the business or trade in a particular product, including financial products
The auto market did very poorly last year due to the increase in gas prices.
motivated
to want to do something well
He was always very motivated and did well at Harvard.
mutually
doing the same thing to or for each other
The project will be mutually beneficial for both companies.
outlets
a way in which emotion or energy can be expressed or made use of
Her career provided no outlet for her creative ideas.
profit
money remaining after business expenses are deducted
She made a big profit selling Christmas decorations.
regime
a government, system of ruling
The revolutionaries replaced the communist regime.
socialism
a political belief that says the government should own and run factories, hospitals, schools with the people sharing in work and products
In socialism, the government pays for most of the education.
status quo
the way things are now
Many people want to maintain the status quo.
subsequently
happening after something else
He was convicted of the charges and subsequently had to serve 30 years in prison.
tacit
understood without being expressed directly
The businessmen had a tacit agreement to share all the profits from the venture.
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