Which of the following helps prevent firms in the United States from forming collusive agreements?

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The antitrust policy of the government, specifically the Sherman Antitrust Act, is designed to prevent collusive agreements and monopolistic behavior in the marketplace. This policy allows the government to investigate and prosecute firms that engage in anti-competitive behavior, thus discouraging collusive agreements among firms. The other choices do not necessarily prevent collusive agreements, as low demand, high corporate income taxes, and low profits may not be enough to deter firms from colluding.

Which of the Following Helps Prevent Firms in the United