From one Roosevelt to another: How we cracked down on corporate power and built a middle class

The 1930’s generated a mass movement against chain stores — such as the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company — that used their power to bully suppliers and undercut competitors, just like Walmart and Amazon today. 

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