Antitrust Laws: Promoting Competition and Free Markets

Ayn Rand regards one piece of legislation passed in 1890 as the turning point toward the ultimate destruction of American industry. The antitrust laws it created, she observes, define businessmen as criminals regardless of their actions and establishes them as a legally persecuted minority. In this video, she explains why anyone who wishes to fight for freedom and the rights of minorities must fight for businessmen. | Ayn Rand

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