The story of the National City Line demonstrates:
A) the obvious superiority of buses to electric streetcars.
B) the limitations of streetcars for inter-urban transportation.
C) a reasonable corporate strategy to develop a market.
D) anti-trust violations that eliminated automobile competition

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The National City Line case is known for anti-trust violations where a consortium of companies, including General Motors, conspired to dismantle streetcar systems in favor of buses, reducing competition in the transportation sector.

The Story of the National City Line Demonstrates