Cartels

Wendell Berge

• Essays
• Book language: English
• 230 pages

Cartels by Wendell Berge is a collection of essays from 1946 by the then Assistant Attorney General of the United States. It examines cartel control of major world industries as an obstacle to a free economy and democratic institutions, especially amid postwar reconstruction. It is worth listening to for its clear, urgent discussion of economic power and public life.

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