Word: monopolist
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...named Napoleon in Sobel's history. Aaron Burr does not shoot Hamilton. There is no Civil War, although the C.N.A. and the United States of Mexico fight the Rocky Mountain War in 1845-52. Karl Marx remains an obscure German professor, but Bernard Kramer, an inspired monopolist, builds a business empire that becomes a world power by the middle of the 20th century...
...particularly nettlesome question is: do Friedman's theories suffice in today's part-free, part-regulated U.S. economy, where industrial oligarchies can virtually dictate some prices and monopolist labor unions can virtually dictate some wages? Such "important structural changes" in the economy "make Friedmanite solutions unrealistic," argues Economist John R. Bunting, president of First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co. "It would be wonderful if just fixing money-supply growth within an appropriate range would make inflation and other economic problems disappear...
...government that they should pray to God for world peace and pray to God to "save" the youth of the socialist countries.. The aggression of American troops abroad is committed also to obey the will of God! In the United States "God" has become a tool of the monopolist clique to dope the youth...
...privilege of playing in their league, each of the new owners must pay $2,000,000 to the old owners. And there are certain incidental expenses. Take the case of St. Louis, where the only ice arena in town belongs to James D. Norris, the onetime boxing monopolist, who also happens to own the N.H.L.'s Chicago Black Hawks. Whoever buys...
...description of Japan's "great debate" between advocates of stronger economic and political ties to Europe and America is and seekers after an old, compelling Pan-Asian vision is wonderfully clear; and Paul explains precisely how Russian propaganda justifies its hostility to an E.E.C. purported dominated and duped by monopolist and revanchist Germans. In a fascinating analysis packed thickly, like a sardine can, with facts, Dale Peterson gently and dexterously pulls apart Russia's role in the Spanish Civil...