「規制された競争」と財務公開(一) : ブランダイスのマネー・トラスト批判を中心に

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The purpose of this study is to inquire into Louis D. Brandeis's thought about publicity in his critisism of the Money Trust. The thought of corporate publicity appeared in America at the biginning of this century. Brandeis adovocated corporate publicity in 1910's. He criticized trust for its bigness and inefficiency, and the most serious problem that he thought is the Money Trust. In 1913 he had written a series of articles about the money trust and its evil, published in Harper's Weekly and then book form as Other People's Money-and How the Bakers Use It in 1914. He strictly criticized the Money Trust for its inefficiency, and advocated publicity about the bankers' commission, profits and operations as a remedy.
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