The United States has laws meant to stop any one company from dominating an entire industry. If a company gets to be too large and powerful, it is possible for the government to force it to break into

The United States has laws meant to stop any one company from dominating

an entire industry. If a company gets to be too large and powerful, it is
possible for the government to force it to break into several smaller
companies.
This situation is an example of which characteristic of the U.S. economy?
A. Limiting the role of government
B. Motivating businesses to maximize profits
C. Promoting competition
D. Prioritizing individual freedom

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