“ the genius and industry of man when kept to ethical standards still have full play, and what he achieves is his . ”
Theodore Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt; an Autobiography (1913). copy citation
Author | Theodore Roosevelt |
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Source | Theodore Roosevelt; an Autobiography |
Topic | genius industry |
Date | 1913 |
Language | English |
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Weblink | http://www.gutenberg.org/files/3335/3335-h/3335-h.htm |
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“Moreover, it is absurd to treat the size of a corporation as in itself a crime. As Judge Hook says in his opinion in the Standard Oil Case: "Magnitude of business does not alone constitute a monopoly . . . the genius and industry of man when kept to ethical standards still have full play, and what he achieves is his . . . success and magnitude of business, the rewards of fair and honorable endeavor [are not forbidden] . . . [the public welfare is threatened only when success is attained] by wrongful or unlawful methods."”
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