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A Major Shortcoming of the Sherman Act Was That

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A major shortcoming of the Sherman Act was that


A) it was too specific.
B) it was never enforced by the courts.
C) violators of the act were forced out of business.
D) it did not explicitly state which activities were illegal.

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