Roosevelt espoused the significance of competition in fostering a robust economy and society. He ardently championed antitrust legislation to promote competition and deter monopolies. The individual believed monopolies adversely affected the economy and society due to their ability to suppress competition, resulting in elevated prices and diminished quality of products and services. The United States operates under the framework of free-market capitalism. Within this theoretical framework, competition is an intrinsic outcome of individuals' unimpeded capacity to engage in economic endeavors