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Quote by Gary Allen
The great international bankers and industrialists do not favor competition.
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The sentence claims that powerful bankers and industrial business leaders do not support competition. In other words, it presents these influential people as preferring less rivalry between businesses, rather than an open contest among many competitors. The wording is a broad claim about a group, not an explanation of their reasons or a description of any specific action.
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- University of Cambridge repository-hosted scholarly work quoting Gary Allen’s 1980 interview
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