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What do the Interstate Commerce Act and the Sherman Antitrust Act have in common?
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They reduce imports from foreign countries.
They reduce imports from foreign countries.
They eliminate unfair business practices.
They eliminate unfair business practices.
They increase the power of local government.
They increase the power of local government.
They reduce the power of the president.
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They eliminate unfair business practices.
Both laws were federal measures to curb abusive business practices — the Interstate Commerce Act (1887) regulated railroads to prevent rate discrimination and unfair practices, and the Sherman Antitrust Act (1890) outlawed monopolies and anti-competitive trusts.
Both laws were federal measures to curb abusive business practices — the Interstate Commerce Act (1887) regulated railroads to prevent rate discrimination and unfair practices, and the Sherman Antitrust Act (1890) outlawed monopolies and anti-competitive trusts.
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