Category: Market Regulation

Introduction The debate between regulation and deregulation lies at the heart of modern economic and legal policy. Advocates of regulation argue that legal frameworks are necessary to correct market failures,

Introduction Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) represent one of the most significant forms of corporate restructuring, reshaping industries, and altering market dynamics. From a legal and economic perspective, M&A transactions are

Introduction Price-fixing and cartels represent some of the most significant threats to competitive markets. By colluding to set prices, restrict output, or divide markets, firms undermine the benefits of competition,

Introduction Consumer protection laws are a cornerstone of modern market economies, designed to safeguard individuals from fraud, unfair practices, and exploitation. These laws aim to create a fair marketplace by

Introduction Antitrust law, also known as competition law, is designed to promote fair competition, prevent monopolistic practices, and protect consumer welfare. At the same time, innovation thrives in competitive markets