US Economy (Laws on Buisness)

The US government has enacted laws on to the public under the belief to stop major monopolies by a single company, and to make sure that completion is not limited. They do this by putting laws that limit the production or put heavier taxes on larger companies income. The government has laws in place that will stop mergers that will make smaller companies have a harder time getting bigger. This can stop companies from growing thus causing them to stagnate and lose to their competition if they do not find ways to keep grow in new directions.

The government regulates how much corn and other products a farm can sell due to the randomness of crop output and income. The government does this by looking at the output and limit what is essential to keep the prices of these farm products from being worthless. This though can cause farmers to go out of business due to a lack of funds and income of money from goods; this caused if the government limits the amount that can be sold, too much.