Justice Department's Antitrust Division

The Antitrust Division of the Justice Department is a federal agency responsible for enforcing laws that promote fair competition in the marketplace. Its main goal is to prevent monopolies and anti-competitive practices that can harm consumers and businesses. By investigating mergers, business practices, and potential violations of antitrust laws, the division aims to ensure that companies compete fairly, which helps to lower prices, improve quality, and foster innovation. Overall, it works to maintain a level playing field in the economy, protecting both consumers and small businesses from unfair practices by larger corporations.