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Teddy Roosevelt: “On the contrary, they favor both, with the all important proviso that there shall be such publicity about their…”

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On the contrary, they favor both, with the all important proviso that there shall be such publicity about their workings, and such thoroughgoing control over them, as to insure their being in the interest, and not against the interest, of the general public.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Republican · New York

Editor's note · Context

He advocates for transparency and control in business operations to protect public interests.

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