In the ALCOA Case of 1945,the courts held that:

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The ALCOA Case of 1945 established that the mere possession of monopoly power (i.e. having substantial control over a particular market) is a violation of the antitrust laws, regardless of whether or not the company engaged in any specific anti-competitive behavior. This ruling set an important precedent for future antitrust cases in the United States. Choices A, B, and C are all incorrect because they do not reflect the outcome or implications of the ALCOA Case.

In the ALCOA Case of 1945,the Courts Held That