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Social Studies, 03.11.2019 01:31 zach09912

How did antitrust laws affect big business in the 1920s?

a) they were strickly enforced and caused many businesses to go bankrupt.

b) several banks went out of business as a result of the laws.

c) they kept businesses from merging.

d) they had no affect because they were not enforced.

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