The Clayton Antitrust Act was passed during Woodrow Wilson's presidency in 1914. It aimed to enhance the government's ability to combat monopolies and protect fair competition, thus providing more equal opportunities for businesses. While Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft also played significant roles in antitrust efforts, it was Wilson who signed the Clayton Act into law.
who passed the clation antitrust which expanded the governments power to dismantle monopolies and trusts, providing more equal opportunities for all businesses Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft or Woodrow Wilson
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