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    What Is Not a Limitation of Antitrust Legislation
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What Is Not a Limitation of Antitrust Legislation

Question 24

Question 24

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What is not a limitation of antitrust legislation?


A) The government seldom wins.
B) Anticompetitive behavior may resemble vigorous competition.
C) It prevents firms from challenging their rivals.
D) The defendant may go bankrupt.

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