The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... companies were brought together in various groups of holding companies , some logically put together , some arranged in fantastic patterns , with not one but several layers of holding companies above the operating companies . The holding ...
... companies were brought together in various groups of holding companies , some logically put together , some arranged in fantastic patterns , with not one but several layers of holding companies above the operating companies . The holding ...
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... companies pyramided these companies , piling one on another , and how they plundered the very companies they created . It was not that these men needed additional money , because they already had all they could use . But the piling up ...
... companies pyramided these companies , piling one on another , and how they plundered the very companies they created . It was not that these men needed additional money , because they already had all they could use . But the piling up ...
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... companies have insisted that this rate schedule cannot fairly be regarded as a yardstick , because the government and the companies use different systems of accounting , and because the TVA enjoys complete freedom from taxes ; this one ...
... companies have insisted that this rate schedule cannot fairly be regarded as a yardstick , because the government and the companies use different systems of accounting , and because the TVA enjoys complete freedom from taxes ; this one ...
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