Question

Which practices of big business did late 19th century critics especially condemn?

They lacked the resources to produce goods in large quantities.

They were slow to adopt innovations in production.

They engaged in unfair conduct to put their competitors out of business.

They failed to conduct research to improve their products.

Answer 1

They engaged in unfair conduct to put their competitors out of business.

Step-by-step explanation:

The practices of big businesses in the late 19th century was criticised for being monopolistic and they achieved this by engaging in unfair practices which out their competitors out of business.

Critics said that these actions harmed the economy because there was no competition.