economic regulators

Economic regulators are government agencies or authorities that oversee and oversee markets to promote fair competition, protect consumers, and ensure the stability of the economy. They establish rules and monitor industries like banking, telecommunications, energy, and transportation to prevent unfair practices, monopolies, or financial crises. Their role is to balance the interests of businesses and consumers, fostering a healthy economic environment. Essentially, they act as guardians that maintain transparent, competitive, and stable markets for the benefit of society.