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Which of the following arguments can best be made about the impact of gibbons v. ogden on the national economy? gibbons v. ogden encouraged economic growth by increasing competition which strengthened the free enterprise system. gibbons v. ogden discouraged economic growth by taking control away from the states and allowing the federal government to monopolize industry. gibbons v. ogden encouraged economic growth by increasing shipping on the waterways of the atlantic coast. gibbons v. ogden discouraged economic growth by creating too much competition in shipping and driving shipping prices down.

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