What was a difference between the Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts? A. The Sherman Anti-Trust Act stated which corporate actions were illegal.
B. The Clayton Antitrust Act mainly broke up existing monopolies.
C. The Clayton Antitrust Act was intended to stop trusts from ever forming
D. The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was intended for use against labor unions.

Business owners take great risks when they invest in equipment and workers to produce goods. they are committed to finding the best ways to run their business and should have control over production and profits. in the end workers and the public will benefit. who would be the most likely to agree with that statement? a. robert owen b. keri hardie c. karl marx d. adam smith

How might a utilitarian person respond to the magistrate and the mob?

The belief that war often drives civil modifications to a society is based upon the evidence that in times of external conflict, a society is forced to abandon long held discriminatory values to: