Competition law guide

The European Union’s and other countries’ competition laws contain a similar concept of extraterritorial application.
Thus, in some cases, proposed conduct may need to be evaluated under the competition laws of the countries where the conduct may impact commerce, in addition to the antitrust laws of the country in which the conduct will occur.

Competition when companies are subject to the rigors of a competitive market.
Antitrust and competition laws seek to prevent the benefits of a competitive market from being undermined by anticompetitive practices. competition laws on every director, officer, and employee.
Violations of the Antitrust Policy are grounds for .

These resources aid antitrust practitioners, policy makers, businesses, and consumers with questions about the antitrust laws or competition policy.
Core competition documents have been developed with the U.S.
Department of Justice Antitrust Division to promote sound U.S. competition policy.