Bureau of Competition Policy

The Bureau of Competition Policy is a government agency responsible for promoting fair marketplace practices by preventing monopolies and anti-competitive behaviors. Its role includes monitoring business activities, investigating unfair practices, and enforcing laws that ensure companies compete honestly. By doing so, it helps maintain a healthy economy where consumers have choices, prices are fair, and innovation is encouraged. Essentially, it acts as a guardian of competitive markets, ensuring no single company unfairly dominates or stifles competition, which benefits society as a whole.