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The answer is D.
The best example that you could come up with is that of a small corner store in competition with Walmart. There is no way that a corner store could make a living if it must compete with a large store like Walmart.
Walmart is not exactly a Monopoly, but the idea is that a monopoly controls much of the market. By forcing the monopolies to break up, it makes it easer for the smaller stores to compete.
A: not the answer. Exactly the opposite is true.
B: Governments make money when more products are sold, not less. Think of how a sales tax works.
C: I'm not exactly sure how C works, but D is the actual answer.