The Antitrust Paradigm

The Antitrust Paradigm refers to the framework governing laws and policies designed to promote fair competition in markets. Its goal is to prevent monopolies, price-fixing, and other practices that can suppress innovation or harm consumers. By ensuring companies compete ethically, the paradigm encourages efficiency, low prices, and a variety of choices. Regulators scrutinize mergers, business practices, and market behaviors to maintain a healthy, competitive environment that benefits consumers and the economy as a whole.