Antitrust laws seek to prevent market abuse from "summary" of The Antitrust Paradox by Robert Bork
Antitrust laws are designed to maintain competition and prevent companies from engaging in practices that harm consumers or distort the market economy. By prohibiting monopolies, price-fixing, and other forms of collusion, antitrust laws seek to ensure that businesses compete fairly and that consumers have access to a variety of choices at competitive prices. The goal of antitrust laws is not to protect inefficient businesses or guarantee equal outcomes for all market participants. Rather, the focus is on promoting efficiency and innovation by allowing market forces to operate freely. When companies are able to compete on a level playing field, they are incentivized to improve their products and services, invest in new technologies, and find ways to satisfy consumer demand more effectively.
Market abuse can take many forms, including predatory pricing, exclusive dealing agreements, and mergers that reduce compe...
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