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What's the most common reason why the government would stop a proposed merger?* to limit consumer choices O to increase social justice O to maintain inflation in the econom…

What's the most common reason why the government would stop a proposed merger?* to limit consumer choices O to increase social justice O to maintain inflation in the econom…
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What's the most common reason why the government would stop a

proposed merger?*
to limit consumer choices
O to increase social justice
O to maintain inflation in the economy
to maintain competition in a market

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User Maurice Gavin
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Answer:

to increase social justice

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User Rohanphadte
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Answer:

I think its to maintain inflations in the economy (sorry if im wrong)

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User Earon
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