In the 1982 AT&T antitrust case, the resolution was an out-of-court settlement involving a
A)change in the business practices of AT&T.
B)cease-and-desist order.
C)breakup of AT&T into several smaller firms.
D)takeover of AT&T by another company.

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The resolution of the 1982 AT&T antitrust case involved the breakup of AT&T into several smaller firms, known as the Regional Bell Operating Companies or "Baby Bells," to introduce competition into the telephone industry.

In the 1982 AT&T Antitrust Case, the Resolution Was an Out-Of-Court