Governments most likely enact business legislation to ________.
A) prevent unfair competition in the market
B) allow a single large monopoly in the market
C) prevent alternative products from entering the market
D) protect the interests of producers rather than society
E) dissociate social responsibility from commerce

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Governments enact business legislation to prevent unfair competition, protect consumers, and ensure fair and ethical business practices. This is done to create a level playing field for businesses and promote competition in the market, ultimately benefiting consumers. The other options presented, such as allowing a single monopoly or preventing alternative products, would not be in the best interest of promoting fair and competitive markets.

Governments Most Likely Enact Business Legislation to ________