Hearing Before the Committee on Interstate Commerce, United States Senate, Sixty-second Congress, Pursuant to S. Res. 98: A Resolution Directing the Committee on Interstate Commerce to Investigate and Report Desirable Changes in the Laws Regulating and Controlling Corporations, Persons, and Firms Engaged in Interstate Commerce, 1±Ç |
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I have claimed that if such a commission had been organized 23 years ago , when the antitrust law was passed , these vast accumulations of menacing capital would have been prevented ; that all the advantages of combination of capital ...
I have claimed that if such a commission had been organized 23 years ago , when the antitrust law was passed , these vast accumulations of menacing capital would have been prevented ; that all the advantages of combination of capital ...
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There are three other mining companies within 2 or 3 miles whose capital does not exceed $ 100,000 each . These smaller companies are not only in competition with each other and the larger company , and with the coal mined from other ...
There are three other mining companies within 2 or 3 miles whose capital does not exceed $ 100,000 each . These smaller companies are not only in competition with each other and the larger company , and with the coal mined from other ...
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The plan which I suggest is a graduated annual tax upon the capital of every corporation engaged in interstate commerce whose capital exceeds a certain amount . I should say that the amount of capital which would be exempt from that ...
The plan which I suggest is a graduated annual tax upon the capital of every corporation engaged in interstate commerce whose capital exceeds a certain amount . I should say that the amount of capital which would be exempt from that ...
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The very fact that great aggregations of money are permitted to exist under one control is so monopolistic that prudent capital — and capital is always prudent , or supposed to be will not attempt to compete with it on equal terms ...
The very fact that great aggregations of money are permitted to exist under one control is so monopolistic that prudent capital — and capital is always prudent , or supposed to be will not attempt to compete with it on equal terms ...
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The very fact that great aggregations of money are permitted to exist under one control is so monopolistic that prudent capital — and capital is always prudent , or supposed to be will not attempt to compete with it on equal terms ...
The very fact that great aggregations of money are permitted to exist under one control is so monopolistic that prudent capital — and capital is always prudent , or supposed to be will not attempt to compete with it on equal terms ...
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