Question

multiple choice question
a firm can be expressly prohibited from engaging in certain business activities or can be broken into two or more competing firms when it
is found innocent of antitrust.
is getting too profitable.
is not very competitive.
is found guilty of monopoly abuse.

Explanation:

Antitrust laws aim to promote competition. When a firm is found guilty of monopoly - abuse, which means it has been using its monopoly power in an anti - competitive way, it can face sanctions like being prohibited from certain activities or broken into smaller firms. Being innocent of antitrust has no such consequences. High profitability alone is not a reason for such actions. A non - competitive firm is not typically broken up for that reason.

Answer:

is found guilty of monopoly abuse.