Monopolies would harm the U.S Economy because it would close out the window for competition, and free market.
reduce business competition
To prevent "evil monopolies" and to protect the rights of workers. Also to fulfill the needs of public goods and to promote and to encourage competition for the benefit of society.
There isn't much of a question of "could it be". It is.
Not initially. The 1890 act was not used effectively until the administration of President Theodore Roosevelt, from 1901 to 1909. Roosevelt had studied the actions of US industrialists and became known as the "trust-buster" for his efforts to prevent monopolies from controlling entire areas of the US economy.
right now 2009 the us economy is in a recession, but could in a depression later on in the future if we are in a recession for too long.
No they couldn't, because the US had larger population, more resources, and bigger economy.
NFL, Facebook, Netfix, and Microsoft
Smoking it hurts our lungs, growing it boosts our economy. It's very complicated, but I can assure you that I'd rather smoke weed than cigarettes.
There were no 'shoulds'. The US had a duty to it's citizens, not to those in a far off country. The US was facing increased tensions with Japan who had killed millions of civilians, it was still recovering from 'the great depression'. It is true that the US could have accepted Jews trying to flee from the Nazis, but it was afraid that they would harm the economy.
by travling across the globe
By improving working conditions
There are a myriad of monopolies in the UK. the leading monopoly is headed by free masons; the same as in the US. so what can we do about it? nothing much!!!