Which policy would be in the best interests of consumers? (1 point) Responses increasing tariffs increasing tariffs decreasing minimum wage decreasing minimum wage breaking up large companies to increase competition breaking up large companies to increase competition changing loan interest rates to encourage saving rather than borrowing.

Answer 1

The policy that would be in the best interests of consumers is "breaking up large companies to increase competition." This approach typically leads to more choices for consumers, encourages innovation, and can help keep prices lower, as competition tends to drive companies to improve their products and services to attract customers.