The Main Problem with Pools Was That

question 12

Multiple Choice

The main problem with pools was that

• A) too often members sued each other for violation of the agreement creating the pool.
• B) they did not increase profits.
• C) the Interstate Commerce Act made them illegal precisely when they were most important.
• D) there was no legal way to enforce the "gentlemen's agreement" that created the pool.

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