72. Congress should pass laws prohibiting corporate contributions to political campaign funds.
73. The regulating power of Congress should be extended over all corporations doing an interstate business. Constitutionality conceded.
74. All corporations engaged in interstate commerce should be required to take out a Federal license.
75. Physical valuation of the property of a corporation is the best basis for fixing the rate of taxation.
76. Railroad pooling is economically advantageous to the public.
77. The price of “trust-made” products should be regulated by law.
78. The National Bureau of Corporations should have control of industrial and commercial corporations doing interstate business, similar to the control which the Interstate Commerce Commission has over railroads.
79. All corporations engaged in interstate commerce should be required to take out Federal charters; it being conceded that such a requirement would be constitutional and that Federal license shall not be available as an alternative plan.
80. The policy of regulating industrial corporations is preferable to the policy of dissolving them.