2. Coke and Pepsi

5 Business Management syndicates that require Big Money strategies to profit from involuntary, legally-mandated, schooling. 

2. Coke and Pepsi

The Soft Drink War over “Pouring Rights.”

By 2012, 80% of Public Schools have contracts with Coke and Pepsi. While the two soft drink giants were funding (false dilemma) advertising campaigns- as in, ‘are you a Coke or a Pepsi?’ seemingly pitting two rivals; they were dividing up school districts like a pie, while investing up to 49% in each others stock. So it is not characteristic of an illegal monopoly, and not a legal oligopoly. money,money,money.

"Clearly, there's an interest in getting to the kids early," said Judy H. Warde, assistant executive director of the New York State School Boards Association. "Exactly when is it in life that you become a Coke or Pepsi person? It's as though if they don't have you hooked out of high school, they feel they haven't done their job." The Buffalo News