Suppose the government sues a business in a court of law for anticompetitive practices in a market. Once the suit is settled, no ongoing action is taken against the business regarding this matter. This approach is most closely associated with:

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Antitrust enforcement involves legal actions against businesses that engage in anticompetitive practices, aiming to protect competition in the market. Once a case is settled, it typically means the specific issue has been addressed, and no further action is taken unless new issues arise.

Suppose the Government Sues a Business in a Court of Law