The installation of wholesale facilities by food retailers and the construction of a new factory by a milk

processor are examples of market integration. Each time, the power of decision-making is concentrated
in the hands of one management.

Another example would be oil price hike. Oil suppliers, facilities on the highway, and users of public
transportation. If the price of oil unexpectedly rises above the average price, various oil suppliers will be
compelled to increase their market prices, which will have an impact on motorway facilities and force
them to increase their standard prices to operators and motorists. Operators will then be compelled to
raise their minimum fares to customers. Normally, this would imply that both markets would rise as a
result of the oil market's ongoing rise in selling price. Both markets would have the opportunity to
modify production and pricing in order to address the new circumstances surrounding the demand.