Fair Trade Commission

The Fair Trade Commission (FTC) is a government agency responsible for promoting fair competition and protecting consumers. It ensures that businesses operate honestly and do not engage in unfair practices, such as false advertising or monopolistic behavior. The FTC investigates complaints, enforces laws, and educates both consumers and businesses about their rights and responsibilities. By maintaining fair market conditions, the Commission aims to foster an environment where consumers have access to quality products and services, and businesses can compete fairly, ultimately benefiting the economy and society as a whole.