The federal government may prevent a company from adding products through acquisitions if the acquisition threatens to lessen competition.

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The federal government has antitrust laws in place to prevent companies from engaging in practices that reduce competition, which includes acquisitions that may result in a decrease in competition. If the government determines that a proposed acquisition may harm competition, it may prevent the company from acquiring the additional products or services.

The Federal Government May Prevent a Company from Adding Products