Anti-Monopoly Law watered down

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• Princes of the Yen whole source · open book

  By 1953, just a year after the departure of the U.S. occupation, the Anti-Monopoly Law had already been drastically watered down. Restrictions on stock retention, interlocking directorships, and mergers were relaxed, depression and rationalization cartels allowed.

  chapter: 3. Winning the Peace: An Economy at War

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• Richard Werner author of the source

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