 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs - 1991 - 2416 páginas
...detrimental consequences. It would create a powerful, self-perpetuating elite. It is folly to believe that government would stay aloof from this elite group....come an insidious form of industrial policy. This industrial banking governmental leadership group would become highly protective of existing organizations.... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs - 1992 - 1874 páginas
...detrimer tal consequences. It would create a powerful, self-perpetuating elite. It is folly t believe that government would stay aloof from this elite group....Through the back door would come an insidious form of industr al policy. This industrial banking governmental leadership group woul become highly protective... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Financial Services - 1997 - 596 páginas
...forms of influence-peddling and unaccountable decision-making. This industrial-banking-gevemtnemal leadership group would become highly protective of existing organizations. For many corporations and wealthy families, the emergence of a corporatlst slate with an •litist control over the economy may... | |
 | Robert Guttmann - 1997 - 322 páginas
...detrimental consequences. It will create а powerful self-perpetuating elite. It is folly to believe that government would stay aloof from this elite group. Through the back door will come an insidious form of "industrial policy." This industnal-bankmg-governmental leadership group... | |
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As for our long-term economic growth potential, the creation of giant banking industrial combines would have numerous detrimental consequences. It would create a powerful, self-perpetuating elite. It is folly to believe that government would stay aloof... 