Cartel Regulation

Cartel regulation refers to laws and policies designed to prevent businesses from colluding to manipulate markets. When companies work together secretly to fix prices, limit production, or divide customers, it harms competition and consumers. Regulators, like antitrust authorities, monitor and investigate such practices to ensure a fair marketplace. By promoting competition, these regulations aim to lower prices, improve product choices, and encourage innovation, ultimately benefiting consumers and the economy as a whole.