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Antitrust and Ideology: Moral Goodness or Corruption
1 Comment Published by Hanno Kaiser August 1st, 2006 in Philosophy, Law and SocietyAntitrust policy has often been portrayed as a struggle between free-marketers and populists. In “The Ideological Origins and Evolution of Antitrust,” William Page labels the two competing ideologies evolutionary and intentional.
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