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trustify, v. Commercial slang.|ˈtrʌstɪfaɪ|
[f. trust n. + -[i]fy.]
trans. To make into a trust; to form a trust of or in (a business): see trust n. 7 b. Only in pa. pple. and ppl. a. ˈtrustified. So trustifiˈcation, the formation of a trust.
1902Daily Chron. 7 Jan. 3/1 Great American manufacturing concerns not yet trustified. 1902Fabian News XII. 38/2 A somewhat novel danger in the trustification of industry. 1902R. Donald in Westm. Gaz. 12 June 1/3 Investors and speculators in the trustified interests. 1902Daily Record & Mail 22 Feb. 4 More than half the capital, means of production, and distribution in the United States, are ‘trustified’ in one form or another. 1920A. C. Pigou Econ. of Welfare ii. vii. 182 The marginal social net product of activities devoted to bringing about any widespread ‘trustification’ of industry is likely to be smaller than the marginal trade net product. 1922Encycl. Brit. XXXII. 506/2 The large-scale and ‘trustified’ American capitalist system. 1938L. Hogben Science for Citizen xiii. 653 Edison's later inventions sponsored the far-flung trustification of American industry. 1965B. Pearce tr. Preobrazhensky's New Economics 152 When there is trustification or syndication of important branches of production within a certain country, prices systematically..deviate from value in the upward direction. 1969P. Worsley in Ionescu & Gellner Populism 223 Petty farmers..wanted a freer, more competitive, less trustified, market economy. |