Public policy responses to monopolies:
A)sometimes aim to break up existing monopolies.
B)always have more costs than benefits to society.
C)always have more benefits than costs to society.
D)never benefit society in the end.

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Public policy responses to monopolies, such as antitrust laws, sometimes aim to break up existing monopolies to promote competition and protect consumers. This approach does not always have more costs than benefits, nor does it always benefit or harm society universally; the impact can vary based on the specific situation and implementation of policies.

Public Policy Responses to Monopolies