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Our proposal would restore competition to our increasingly cartelized economy with a minimum of disruption for existing business practices.
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Even Brazil's own government has criticized the country's banks for gouging locals for "excessive" profits, with the country's economic chief saying this week that insufficient competition had led to a "cartelized" economy.
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Because of his special knowledge of patent law and patent cartels and because of his background being from Germany Kronstein served in the Ministry of Justice as a cartel expert. To do this, in 1941/1942 he moved to the Antitrust division under Thurman Arnold. From the beginning on, he did important work for this division: In front of the Senate Commission on Patent Affairs Kronstein suggested that the cartelized economic structure of Germany had facilitated Hitler the seizure of power.Freyer, Tony Allan (2006): Antitrust and Global Capitalism, 1930–2004.
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Instead of this, Crosland claimed that a socialist programme should be about support of social welfare, redistribution of wealth and "the proper dividing line between the public and private spheres of responsibility". In post-war Germany, the SPD endorsed a similar policy on nationalizations to that of the British Labour government. SPD leader Kurt Schumacher declared that the SPD was in favour of nationalizations of key industrial sectors of the economy such as banking and credit, insurance, mining, coal, iron, steel, metal- working and all other sectors that were identified as monopolistic or cartelized. Upon becoming a sovereign state in 1947, India elected the social democratic Indian National Congress into government, with its leader Jawaharlal Nehru becoming the Indian prime minister.
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