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2."You've got to be kidding me," scoffs business columnist Al Washington. "You want to punish businesses if they become too successful? They started small just like everyone else. If you regulate or – heaven forbid – ban big business, can you imagine the fallout? Without corporations to compete with, these small shops could gouge their prices. Never mind what capping industry growth would do to the economy. If anything we need less government meddling."
This is the position your government is preparing to adopt.
I'm constantly getting these great problems, where this kind of option always leads to nothing good. Moreover, if you choose the first answer everywhere – like not allowing businesses to expand and create huge corporations in the country – the economy jumps by several dozen points, including all other similar indicators.