Which work advocates antitrust reforms and economic liberty?

• A. New Freedom
• B. Perpetuation of Political Institutions
• C. Four Freedoms
• D. Pledge of Allegiance

Answer: (A)

The idea tested here is that freedom in the economy comes from strong antitrust enforcement and competitive markets. New Freedom argues that monolithic corporations stifle opportunity and choice, so breaking up large trusts and enforcing fair competition are essential to true economic liberty. It frames economic freedom as the ability for individuals and small businesses to operate and compete without being owned or blocked by a few dominant players, and it calls for reforms that reduce concentrated power while preserving a fair marketplace. The other options focus on different themes—preserving political institutions, universal rights during another era, or a patriotic pledge—so they don’t center on antitrust reform or economic liberty in the way New Freedom does.