Monopoly Regulations

Monopoly regulations are rules designed to promote fair competition and prevent companies from dominating a market to the detriment of consumers. When one company has too much power, it can raise prices, reduce choices, and stifle innovation. Competition policy aims to ensure that markets remain open, allowing smaller businesses to thrive and consumers to benefit from better services and prices. Regulators may investigate mergers, prohibit anti-competitive practices, and enforce laws to maintain a level playing field, ensuring that no single entity can unfairly control a market.