regulated markets

Regulated markets are markets where government authorities set rules and oversight to ensure fair competition, safety, and transparency. They establish standards for products and services, monitor businesses to prevent unfair practices, and protect consumer interests. Examples include financial markets, healthcare, and utilities. By regulating these markets, governments aim to create a stable environment where businesses operate responsibly and consumers are safeguarded from fraud or harm. This oversight helps maintain trust and efficiency within the industry while balancing the interests of consumers, companies, and the economy.