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Trust Busting
Description:
Trust busting refers to the act of breaking up or regulating large monopolistic corporations or trusts to promote fair competition and prevent their control over the market.
Examples:
- Noun: The government's trust busting efforts in the early 20th century aimed to dismantle the immense power held by monopolistic companies.
- Verb: The president vowed to trust bust the biggest telecommunications conglomerate to ensure fair access for smaller competitors.
- Adjective: Trust busting policies led to significant changes in the monopolistic landscape, allowing smaller businesses to thrive.
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