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... competitive economy : ( a ) some would abolish the competitive system ; ( b ) others would reduce the factor of competition ; ( c ) a third group would use regulation to maintain competition ; ( d ) a fourth would preserve competition ...
... competitive economy : ( a ) some would abolish the competitive system ; ( b ) others would reduce the factor of competition ; ( c ) a third group would use regulation to maintain competition ; ( d ) a fourth would preserve competition ...
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... competition , as such , was not inherently vir- tuous ; that competition ( when it was embodied in an employer who survived only by sweating his labor , for example ) created as many abuses as it prevented . So we turned from the ...
... competition , as such , was not inherently vir- tuous ; that competition ( when it was embodied in an employer who survived only by sweating his labor , for example ) created as many abuses as it prevented . So we turned from the ...
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... competition may be learned by reading his message to Congress , April 29 , 1938 , which led to the creation of the TNEC.22 If you believe with me in private initiative , you must acknowledge the right of well - managed small business to ...
... competition may be learned by reading his message to Congress , April 29 , 1938 , which led to the creation of the TNEC.22 If you believe with me in private initiative , you must acknowledge the right of well - managed small business to ...
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