Policymakers should be aggressive in using their powers to place limits on firm behavior, because business practices that appear to reduce competition never have any legitimate purposes.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Some business practices that may initially appear to reduce competition can have legitimate purposes, such as improving efficiency, innovation, or product quality, which can ultimately benefit consumers.

Policymakers should be aggressive in using their powers to place limits on firm behavior, because business practices that appear to reduce competition never have any legitimate purposes.

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