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คุณ Annie พอดีผมอ่านเจอเลยเก็บมาฝากครับ
"Dominick Armentano demonstrated in his book, Antitrust and Monopoly: Anatomy of a Policy Failure, Rockefellers Standard Oil Company caused the price of refined petroleum to fall from over 30 cents/gallon in 1869 to 5.9 cents in 1897 while creating myriad new products and stimulating innovation in the entire industry. For this, Rockefeller was prosecuted and forced to break up his company despite the fact that he had more than 300 competitors when he supposedly monopo- lized the oil industry.
...Dominick Armentano carefully examined fifty-five of the most famous antitrust cases in U.S. history and concluded that in every single case the accused firms were dropping prices, expanding production, innovating, creating new products, and generally benefiting consumers. It was not consumers who were being harmed, but the less-efficient, sour-grape competitors of these companies. For example, the American Tobacco Company was found guilty of monopolization in 1911 even though the price of cigarettes (per thousand) had declined from $2.77 in 1895 to $2.20 in 1907, all despite a 40 percent increase in raw ma- terial costs to the company."
จากหนังสือ Organized Crime โดย Thomas DiLorenzo บทที่ 6. Antitrust, Anti-Truth |
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