S. Supreme Court's dissolution of Standard Oil in 1911. The intense passions that came with the antitrust cases against John D. Rockefeller and the "octopus" have remained to color historical accounts. Much of the resulting literature reflects both the assumptions and the tone of the original dispute between the trustbusters and the defenders of Standard Oil
what is now the reality for many developing countries including the Caribbean today. They surmised “Suppose giant corporations succeed in establishing themselves as the dominant form of international enterprise and come to control a significant share of industry in each country. The world economy will resemble more and more the United States economy where each of the large corporations tends to spread over the entire continent and to penetrate almost every nook and cranny…” Thirty years later, due