Monopolies and “trust-busting” have been an ever-present part of the vast changing economic world of free enterprise capitalism in the United States of America. While the most notorious of these big trust were dissolved in the earlier part of the twentieth century, there still remains an element of government concern about the development of growing corporations or the merging of huge business competitors today. All of this congressional concern started with the passing of the …showed first 75 words of 1518 total…

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