Fair Competition among Businesses

The federal government has enacted laws to ensure fair competition among companies. These laws create fairness through monopoly, trade regulation, production ethics, and fixed and pricing. Important antitrust laws are the Federal Trade Commission, the Clayton Antitrust Law, the Celler Kefauver Act and the Sherman Antitrust Law. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was founded in 1914. The Federal Trade Commission's job is to eliminate non-competitive business practices and protect consumers.

ACCC will promote market competition and fair trade that will benefit consumers, businesses and communities. One of its main obligations is to ensure that individuals and companies comply with Australian competition laws, fair trade and consumer protection laws under the 2010 Competition Law and Consumer Act. Of particular note is the disclosure of the Australian consumer law, transparency, the de facto obligation to promote goods and services to consumers.

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