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Publication Type honors thesis
School or College College of Social & Behavioral Science
Department Economics
Thesis Supervisor Charles S. Telly
Honors Advisor/Mentor George A. Fuller
Creator Etcheverry, Raymond John
Title The power and right of the American society to control the conglomerate corporation
Date 1973-04
Year graduated 1973
Description Today the eyes of the antitrust community are sharply focused on conglomerate mergers. Although few will argue that all combinations have an adverse effect upon the economy, most believe that the rapid rise of concentration and the power which the conglomerate acquires through such concentration, poses a very real threat to competition and the American economy. This paper will argue that the conglomerate can be prevented from posing such a threat. It will show that not only does the American society have the essential tools, in the form of existing antitrust legislation, to effectively limit the power which the conglomerate may acquire, but that it also has a right (the term; "right" for the purposes of this paper will be defined as a claim whose legal correlative is duty) to do this which is expressed in the accepted legal, political, economic and social philosophies of today.
Type Text
Publisher University of Utah
Subject Conglomerate corporations - United States
Language eng
Rights Management (c) Raymond John Etcheverry
Format Medium application/pdf
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Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62r7rmj

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