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“Now appears the fourth stage. In this situation emerge the newer mechanisms, the fiduciary institutions, by which these dispersed stockholdings are at once more becoming concentrated.”
Source: Power Without Property, 1959, p. 75; As cited in: Richard Brinkman (2013) Corporate Pharaohs: A Vicious Circle of Globalization. p. 249.
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Source: Power Without Property, 1959, p. 73; As cited in: Leslie A White, Robert Carniero, Benjamin Urish (2008) Modern Capitalist Culture. p. 387.