What were Theodore Roosevelt policy regarding trusts.?

Theodore Roosevelt's policies regarding trusts were centered on regulating and breaking up monopolies to promote fair competition. He believed that while some trusts were beneficial, others stifled competition and harmed consumers. Roosevelt is best known for his "trust-busting" efforts, particularly through the enforcement of the Sherman Antitrust Act, leading to high-profile cases against companies like Northern Securities Company. His administration aimed to distinguish between "good" and "bad" trusts, fostering a balance between corporate power and consumer protection.