The problem of monopoly has many aspects. It is but one of these aspects that is here considered — the desirability and propriety of class-privilege and exemption from the operation of these statutes.

We’re so used to hearing that the biggest factor defining America today is systemic racism that when other factors show up—such as class or celebrity—we make a lot of noise hoping no one will notice.

The idea that the same spaces can be used both by the upper middle class and the working class they employ, for just simple resting, or eating a meal before they move on to the next house for their ...