Question

what is not a reason for the failures of the interstate commerce act, the sherman anti - trust act, and the dingley act of 1897? big corporations created ways to appear to comply with the regulations when they really did not. the new regulations caused investors to lose money on their stocks. americans had no means of making the imported goods more inexpensively. wealthy companies used money and power to get around the new regulations.

Explanation:

The Dingley Act of 1897 was a tariff - related act. The Interstate Commerce Act and Sherman Anti - Trust Act were focused on regulating business practices and monopolies. The statement about Americans having no means to make imported goods more inexpensively is not related to the failures of the latter two acts. The other options are more relevant to issues surrounding business regulation and circumvention.

Answer:

B. Americans had no means of making the imported goods more inexpensively.