When analyzing the conduct of modern industry, Thorstein Veblen argued that captains of industry succeeded by eliminating

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When analyzing the conduct of “modern” industry, Thorstein Veblen argued that captains of industry succeeded by eliminating their rivals through predatory exploitation and thus sabotaging production efficiency for personal fortune.

a. How does John D. Rockefeller’s late-19th-century view that he liked to give competitors “a good sweating”

and Bill Gates’ “We will crush them”

approach to competition fit into Veblen’s argument?

b. What are the policy implications of predatory exploitation?

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Microeconomics

ISBN: 9781260507140

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Authors: David Colander

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