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Default "Hobo" Wine v Regular Wine Production Processes?

I have never tried a "hobo" wine, but I know that it's supposed to be
stronger than regular wine and it can be fortified. What, other than
costs and fortification, makes "hobo" wine different than the average
bargain wine in a jug? What kinds of corners can/do they cut to make it
cheaper?
 
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