In the Radical view,

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The Radical view holds that the concentration and centralization of business is a response to capitalism's own self-limiting and destructive tendencies. They argue that as competition becomes more intense, larger firms dominate and smaller firms are pushed out of the market, creating monopolies or oligopolies. This results in the exploitation of workers and consumers, and ultimately, the collapse of the system. The Radical view suggests that the expansion of government regulations and the blunting of capitalism's tendency toward exploitation are necessary to prevent further harm.

In the Radical View