Question

Why did the public pressure the government to pass laws controlling large corporations?

When corporations controlled most of the resources consumers have fewer options and had to pay higher prices
Consumers wanted total control of industry by one company
The public wanted corporations to be able to set the prices without competition
The public did not support wage growth or safe working conditions

Answer 1

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The public pressured the government to pass laws controlling large corporations because when corporations control most of the resources, consumers have fewer options and often have to pay higher prices. Additionally, the public wanted to prevent monopolies and ensure fair competition in the marketplace. Many also wanted regulations to ensure fair wages and safe working conditions for employees. Overall, the goal was to protect consumers, workers, and the overall economy from the potential negative impacts of unchecked corporate power.