Antitrust laws were not enforced in the United States for the better part of the twentieth century.

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With the exception of the United States, antitrust laws were either nonexistent or not enforced in most of the world's countries for the better part of the twentieth century. However, the European Union, Japan, and many other countries have begun to actively enforce their antitrust laws, patterned after those in the United States.

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