Antitrust Law Enforcement

Antitrust law enforcement is a set of regulations designed to promote fair competition and prevent monopolies in the marketplace. It aims to stop companies from unfairly limiting competition, like fixing prices, sharing markets, or using their power to harm competitors. By ensuring that businesses compete fairly, antitrust laws help protect consumers from higher prices, lower quality products, and reduced choices. Government agencies, such as the Federal Trade Commission in the U.S., investigate potential violations and can take legal action to maintain a competitive marketplace, ultimately supporting innovation and economic growth.