...monopolistic mergers, the Congressman said, "the people are losing power to direct their own economic welfare. I am not an alarmist, but the history of what has...concentrations have placed economic control in the hands of a few i>eople is too clear to pass over easily. A point eventually is reached, and we are rapidly reaching...

...judgment. Through monopolistic mergers the people are losing the power to direct "their own economic welfare. When they lose the power to direct their...lose the means to direct their political future. I/ Senator Hill expressed it similarly: As such corporations increase in number and in assets the people,...

...control. . . . Through monopolistic mergers the people are losing power to direct their own economic welfare. When they lose the power to direct their...lose the means to direct their political future." It is therefore not surprising that the reactions to the current conglomerate merger trend have been...

...their judgment. Through monopolistic mergers the people are losing power to direct their own economic welfare. When they lose the power to direct their...lose the means to direct their political future." There is in the antitrust law a place both for the political scientist and the sociologist in addition...

...people are losing iver to direct their own economic welfare. When they lose the power to direct ir economic welfare they also lose the means to direct their political future." [here is in the antitrust law a place both for the political scientist and the iologist in addition...

...once said : "Through monopolistic mergers the people are losing power to direct their own economic welfare. When they lose the power to direct their...also lose the means to direct their political future. Why. then, has the Nixon administration failed to provide leadership to reduce this increasing concentration...

...Cong., first Sees. 39 (1985). olistic mergers the people are losing power to direct their own economic welfare. When they lose the power to direct their...also lose the means to direct their political future. It is therefore not surprising that the reactions to the current conglomerate merger trend have been...

...judgment. Through monopolistic mergers the people are losing the power to direct their own economic welfare. When they lose the power to direct their...lose the means to direct their political future." Little systematic research has been conducted on the impact of mergers on local communities, but available...

...and Conglomerate Aspects," olistic mergers the people are losing power to direct their own economic welfare. When they lose the power to direct their...also lose the means to direct their political future. It is therefore not surprising that the reactions to the current conglomerate merger trend have been...

...judgment. Through monopolistic mergers the people are losing the power to direct their own economic welfare. When they lose the power to direct their...lose the means to direct their political future." Experts in the field have suggested that concentration of economic power is harmful for these reasons...