Select all that apply.

Select the items that describe antitrust laws.

created to prevent monopolies

intended to promote competition

can have unintended consequences

create one-company industries

encourage price setting to maximize profits

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Emilio Dickerson

Social Studies

13 November, 00:34

Select all that apply.

Select the items that describe antitrust laws.

created to prevent monopolies

intended to promote competition

can have unintended consequences

create one-company industries

encourage price setting to maximize profits

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Sophie Le · Answer 1

The following characteristics are closest to what antitrust law stands for:

- created to prevent monopolies

- intended to promote competition

Antitrust Laws or otherwise known as Competition Laws were promulgated to product the general consumers from exploitative practices of some corporations and thus promote fair trade.

Select all that apply.Select the items that describe antitrust laws.created to prevent monopoliesintended to promote competitioncan have unintended consequencescreate one-company industriesencourage price setting to maximize profits

Select all that apply.

Select the items that describe antitrust laws.

created to prevent monopolies

intended to promote competition

can have unintended consequences

create one-company industries

encourage price setting to maximize profits