反垄断 (Fǎn lǒngduàn) - antitrust
Definition
This term refers to laws and regulations that aim to prevent monopolies, promote fair competition, and protect consumers from anti-competitive practices in the market.
Related terms
市场竞争 (Shìchǎng jìngzhēng) - market competition: The rivalry between businesses competing for customers' attention and money.
垄断企业 (Lǒngduàn qǐyè) - monopoly enterprise: A company that has exclusive control over a particular product or service in a given market.
不正当竞争 (Bù zhèngdàng jìngzhēng) - unfair competition: Practices that go against fair business ethics, such as false advertising or predatory pricing.
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