In 1914,the Government Gave AT&T the Right to Set Up

Multiple Choice

In 1914,the government gave AT&T the right to set up its long-distance network with the assurance that the government would not take that network away in exchange for AT&T's agreement to refrain from buying up any more independent telephone companies and for providing existing companies access to that network.This agreement was called the

A) rule of reason.
B) Kingsbury Commitment.
C) Sherman Act.
D) Spindletop Resolution.
E) Golden Rule of Output Determination.