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anti-monopoly movement  

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  • The anti-monopoly movement in the United States roughly parallels the rise of the modern corporation. It has drawn to its ranks many different kinds of activists, from farm populists to working-class advocates, and from middle-class reformers to corporate leaders who sought to make the capitalist system more predictable and rational. [Source: Encyclopedia of Activism and Social Justice; Anti-Monopoly Movement]

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