There were two lines in the New Deal. The corporatists were not dominant at first -- the Thurman Arnold, trust-busting line, was. The idea was that corporate power caused the Depression by keeping prices high and curtailing output.
But Judge Arnold was no fan of unmbridged free markets. Have you head his The Folklore of Capitalism? A wonderful book. As I said, trust-busting isn't the same idea as the current Stevens-Bork-Posner line that antitrsutis just about efficiency.
jks
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