It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
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Federal Election Commission
… Act (FTCA),? also adopted in 1914, gives the federal government legal tools to combat anticompetitive, unfair, … Act (FTCA),? also adopted in 1914, gives the federal government legal tools to combat anticompetitive, unfair, … - page 868
Federal Trade Commission
… accountability as well as collusive behavior with government. Chapter Federal Trade Commission Page number 870 … accountability as well as collusive behavior with government. … Recently, however, many in the conservative … - page 870
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… base and have the resources to invest in sophisticated government relations. The FTC must consider, therefore, the role of government itself in maintaining market concentration in … base and have the resources to invest in sophisticated government relations. The FTC must consider, therefore, the … - page 871
… of economic power facilitates collusion between government and private actors, undermining the rule of law. … of economic power facilitates collusion between government and private actors, undermining the rule of law. … - page 871
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