In the 2000 decision on the Microsoft antitrust case, the eventual remedy involved a

A) change in the business practices of Microsoft.
B) merging of Microsoft with another company.
C) breakup of Microsoft into smaller firms.
D) takeover of Microsoft by the government.

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Brianna Samaniego · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  The remedy in the Microsoft antitrust case primarily involved changes in the company's business practices to ensure compliance with antitrust laws, rather than a breakup, merger, or government takeover.

In the 2000 decision on the Microsoft antitrust case, the eventual remedy involved a

A) change in the business practices of Microsoft.
B) merging of Microsoft with another company.
C) breakup of Microsoft into smaller firms.
D) takeover of Microsoft by the government.

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In the 2000 decision on the Microsoft antitrust case, the eventual remedy involved aA) change in the business practices of Microsoft.B) merging of Microsoft with another company.C) breakup of Microsoft into smaller firms.D) takeover of Microsoft by the government.

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In the 2000 decision on the Microsoft antitrust case, the eventual remedy involved a

A) change in the business practices of Microsoft.
B) merging of Microsoft with another company.
C) breakup of Microsoft into smaller firms.
D) takeover of Microsoft by the government.