Economic power threatens small business in government era
A hometown report argues that rising concentration of economic power may force more government regulation, harming small businesses and farmers. It cites congressional debate on antitrust laws, the Sherman and Clayton acts, and calls for necessary enforcement to restore competitive enterprise and curb monopolies.
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