Practice mode Monopoly

What is the purpose of antitrust (competition) laws?

Correct answer B. Increase competition in an industry by preventing mergers and breaking up large firms

Explanation

Competition law aims to keep markets competitive, for example by blocking mergers that would reduce competition and by breaking up firms that abuse market dominance.

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