~ MERELY PRESENT-DAY HISTORIANS but also contemporary ob-<br > of the growth of big business were virtually unanimous in be-<br >~ tha!,,the concentration of economic power and the growth of<br >~ly and the "trust" was an inevitable result of the modern<br >~litst and industrial process. This unanimity was shared not only<br >le conventional celebrators of the status quo---the businessmen,<br >~ative journalists, and intellectualsmbut also by the critics of<br > m. Indeed, at the turn of the twentieth century a belief in the<br > , if not the desirability, of big business was one of the nearly<br >tsal tenets of American thought.<br > is to be expected, of course, that the large majority of the im-<br >at businessmen who contemplated and wrote about the growth of<br >Ismess were ideologically receptive to a rationale of it. The simi-<br >of economic values held by both small and big businessmen was<br >
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strong narration on political capitalism, an Ameircan Webian research
评分strong narration on political capitalism, an Ameircan Webian research
评分strong narration on political capitalism, an Ameircan Webian research
评分strong narration on political capitalism, an Ameircan Webian research
评分想瞭想到底是馬剋思主義者寫的,還是扣一星吧(๑•́ ₃ •̀๑)
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