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But Suppose, For The Sake Of Argument, Free Competition, Without Any Sort Of Monopoly, Would Develop Capitalism Trade More Rapidly. Is It Not A Fact That The More Rapidly Trade And Capitalism Develop, The Greater Is The Concentration Of Production And Capital Which Gives Rise To Monopoly?

-Vladimir Lenin

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But Suppose, For The Sake Of Argument,

Vladimir Lenin

But Suppose, For The Sake Of Argument, Free Competition, Without Any Sort Of Monopoly, Would Develop Capitalism Trade More Rapidly. Is It Not A Fact That The More Rapidly Trade And Capitalism Develop, The Greater Is The Concentration Of Production And Capital Which Gives Rise To Monopoly?

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