The brilliant lawyer louis d. brandeis, who later became a supreme court justice, argued that the federal government should work to break up the largest corporations because the "curse of bigness" was inefficient. was a threat to freedom. all these answers are correct. encouraged abuses of power. limited competition.

All of them

Explanation:

Louis Brandeis, the "people´s lawyer," was America's greatest critic of bigness since Thomas Jefferson.  He used to consider big banks and big government as a menace to liberty and democracy. He considered that citizens could develop their faculties only in small communities, so that they could participate in American democracy.