Prosecuting anti-trust behaviour

Description

Prosecuting anti-trust behaviour involves the legal investigation and enforcement of laws against monopolistic practices, collusion, and other forms of anti-competitive conduct by businesses. The essential action is to identify, challenge, and penalize entities that restrict market competition, thereby protecting consumer interests and ensuring fair trade. Remedies include imposing fines, mandating the breakup of dominant firms, and enforcing compliance measures to restore competitive market conditions and prevent future violations.