The main policy of government toward big business in the late 1800s was laissez-faire. During this period, the government generally took a hands-off approach to business regulation, allowing industries and corporations to operate with minimal interference. This policy facilitated the rapid expansion and consolidation of businesses, including the rise of monopolies and trusts.
Which of the following was the main policy of government toward big business in the late 1800s?(1 point)Responseshorizontal integrationhorizontal integrationlaissez-fairelaissez-fairevertical integrationvertical integrationanti-trust laws
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