Anti-Monopoly Act

The Anti-Monopoly Act, often referred to as antitrust law, is a set of regulations designed to promote competition and prevent unfair business practices. Its main goal is to stop large companies from dominating markets in ways that harm consumers, such as fixing prices or unfairly crushing smaller competitors. By ensuring that multiple businesses can operate and compete, the law helps keep prices fair, encourages innovation, and improves choices for consumers. In essence, it aims to maintain a healthy marketplace where no single company can control everything.