use ruthless competitive tactics:)
:D:D:D how WONTIFEROUS! :D:D:D
Yes. I would think. Bad trusts are a move toward a monopoly which tries to force competitors out of business, control the market and increase prices without any corresponding improvement in the product or service.
to bust any trust deemed hurtful to America. He was the first president to successfully use the Sherman Anti Trust Act to counter trusts instead of labor unions.
The breaking up of trusts.
Teddy's position on trust was that he believed that not all trust were bad, but he did sought to curb the ones that were harmful to the public interest.
he viewed the trusts and corporations as enemies of working class. He fiercely opposed the trusts.
false
to get rid of "bad" trusts and keep "good" trusts
The Sherman Antitrust Act made it illegal for corporations or trusts to interfere with free interstate or international trade.
Roosevelt was against monopolies held by some large corporations and believed the federal government should break them up and prevent new monopolies that might formed when companies merge.
The policies viewed corporations as a positive force as long they were properly regulated. His administration did not see all trusts as inherently bad, and corporate power was seen as a strength of the American economy.
Theodore Roosevelt
Norman C. Tobias has written: 'Taxation of corporations, partnerships, and trusts' -- subject(s): Business enterprises, Corporations, Law and legislation, Partnership, Taxation, Trusts and trustees