"Someone came to persuade you on their behalf." Mr. Truman immediately understood Lin Qi's purpose after Lin Qi's opening remarks.
If nothing unexpected had happened, it was also related to the Anti-Monopoly Law.
As for medical care and Medical Reform, he only intended to get things started. He had no intention of implementing them himself.
He would lay out his ideas and the process for carrying them out, then let future presidents complete the steps of Medical Reform one by one.
What he wanted to do himself was further improve the various provisions of the Anti-Monopoly Law.
He intended to include actual monopolies within the scope of monopolies and planned to break up some large Group Companies.
For example, among the soap produced by the Federation, the companies producing roughly sixty-two percent of the products were controlled by the same parent company.
Another thirty-five percent of the products and their manufacturers belonged to companies controlled by another parent company.
In other words, in the Federation's soap sector, two companies had practically monopolized the entire market! This form of monopoly was even more frightening because it was impossible to directly see the harm it caused to the market and society. Yet it truly existed.
The remaining less than three percent of the market share was occupied by some local companies.
As these two soap-production giants gradually monopolized the market through fierce and malicious competition, many brands had already disappeared.
Factories had closed, owners had gone bankrupt, and employees had lost their jobs.
The seemingly orderly market had caused unimaginable damage to society! What Mr. Truman wanted to do was solve these problems through the Anti-Monopoly Law.
He wanted to prevent these monopolistic giants from splitting themselves into multiple subsidiaries in order to achieve an overall practical monopoly.
This would harm the