In the ALCOA antitrust case in 1945, the Court ruled that the:
A) company had a monopolistic structure and therefore should be broken up.
B) company was guilty of unfair business practices and therefore should be broken up.
C) Sherman Antitrust Act did not apply.
D) two companies had to be disbanded.

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The court ruled that ALCOA had a monopolistic structure because it controlled a significant portion of the aluminum market, which violated antitrust laws, leading to the decision that it should be broken up.

In the ALCOA Antitrust Case in 1945, the Court Ruled