Question

multiple select question select all that apply if a firm is found guilty of achieving a monopoly through anticompetitive actions, then which of the following may occur? the firm may be required to testify before congress. the firm may be expressly prohibited from engaging in certain business activities. the firm may be broken into two or more competing firms. the firm may be forced into filing for bankruptcy.

Explanation:

When a firm is found guilty of achieving a monopoly through anticompetitive actions, it can face regulatory and legal consequences. It may be required to testify before Congress for accountability. Prohibitions from certain business - activities can be imposed to prevent further anticompetitive behavior. Breaking the firm into smaller competing firms is a common remedy to restore competition. Forcing into bankruptcy is not a typical direct consequence of anticompetitive monopoly actions.

Answer:

The firm may be required to testify before Congress.
The firm may be expressly prohibited from engaging in certain business activities.
The firm may be broken into two or more competing firms.