Study of Evolution and Development of Competition Law and its elements in India
Keywords:
competition, consumers, restrain, anti-competitive behavior, discourageAbstract
Competition is a process of economic rivalry between market players to attract customers. Competition also refers to a situation in a business environment where businesses independently strive for the patronage of customers in order to achieve their business objective. Free and fair competition is one of the pillars of an efficient business environment. In the recent years the Indian economy has been one of the best performers and is on high growth path. Infusion of greater degree of competition can play a catalytic role in unlocking the fuller growth potential in many critical areas of the economy. In the interest of consumers, and the economy as whole, it is necessary to promote an environment that facilitates fair competition outcomes in the market, restrain anti-competitive behavior and discourage market players from adopting unfair trade practices. Therefore, competition has become a driving force in the global economy.
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