Which of the following was the main policy of government toward big business in the late 1800s?

A. • horizontal integration
B. • laissez-faire
C. • vertical integration
D. • anti-trust laws

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The main policy of government toward big business in the late 1800s was B. • laissez-faire.

During this period, the government generally adopted a hands-off approach to the economy, allowing businesses to operate with minimal regulation. It wasn't until the early 20th century that more active regulatory measures, including anti-trust laws, began to be implemented.

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