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Anti-Monopoly Policy

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Anti-Monopoly Policy
Any law or policy intended to oppose monopolies and other anti-competitive organizations or practices. Anti-monopoly policies are intended to regulate the market share an individual company can have in order to enforce competition. Proponents of anti-monopoly policies believe the added competition benefits the consumer, while opponents, notably Ayn Rand, argue that they encourage economic inefficiency and punish success. See also: Sherman Act, Clayton Act.


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There is only one reasonable anti-monopoly policy, which is to end government monopolies and foster market competition.
The transaction also required the approval of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Anti-Monopoly Policy and Support of Businesses, which the company says has not been received.
9 Asian economies to hold 1st top-level competition policy talks TOKYO - Top competition policy officials from nine Asian economies will hold their first meeting in Indonesia next week to discuss anti-monopoly policy and foster a network among them, the Fair Trade Commission said Wednesday.
 
 
 
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