A monopolistic market will produce more goods than a competitive market; however, the problem the Sherman Act tries to address is the fact that a monopolistic market will sell those goods at a higher price than a competitive market.

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A monopolistic market typically produces fewer goods and sells them at a higher price compared to a competitive market. The Sherman Act addresses the issue of reduced competition and higher prices due to monopolistic practices.

A Monopolistic Market Will Produce More Goods Than a Competitive