Attempts by the government to prevent the exercise of monopoly power is called antitrust policy.

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Antitrust policy refers to government actions taken to prevent the abuse of market power by companies or organizations. These actions may include breaking up monopolies, imposing restrictions on mergers and acquisitions that may lead to a concentration of market power, and enforcing laws that prohibit anticompetitive practices such as price-fixing and collusion.

Attempts by the Government to Prevent the Exercise of Monopoly