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Discuss antitrust laws and their impact on market competition. Compare the antitrust laws in US and China along with some case studies.
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Ant
it
rust
laws
are
designed
to
promote
fair
competition
in
the
market
place
and
prevent
mon
opol
ies
or
other
anti
-
compet
itive
practices
.
In
the
United
States
,
the
primary
ant
it
rust
laws
are
the
Sher
man
Ant
it
rust
Act
and
the
Clay
ton
Ant
it
rust
Act
.
These
laws
prohib
it
ant
ic
om
pet
itive
practices
such
as
price
-
fix
ing
,
market
manip
ulation
,
and
mon
opol
ies
.
\n
\n
In
China
,
the
primary
ant
it
rust
laws
are
the
Anti
-
Mon
opol
y
Law
and
the
Anti
-
Un
f
air
Compet
ition
Law
.
These
laws
also
prohib
it
ant
ic
om
pet
itive
practices
and
aim
to
promote
fair
competition
in
the
market
place
.
\n
\n
One
notable
case
study
involving
ant
it
rust
laws
in
the
US
is
the
Microsoft
ant
it
rust
case
.
In
the
1
9
9
0
s
,
the
US
government
accused
Microsoft
of
ant
ic
om
pet
itive
practices
related
to
its
domin
ance
in
the
computer
software
market
.
The
case
ultimately
resulted
in
a
consent
dec
ree
that
required
Microsoft
to
modify
its
business
practices
and
allow
greater
access
to
its
software
for
competitors
.
\n
\n
In
China
,
one
notable
case
study
involving
ant
it
rust
laws
is
the
Al
ib
aba
ant
it
rust
case
.
In
2
0
1
8
,
the
Chinese
government
launched
an
ant
it
rust
investigation
into
Al
ib
aba
,
the
world
'
s
largest
e
-
commerce
company
.
The
investigation
focused
on
alleg
ations
that
Al
ib
aba
had
engaged
in
anti
-
compet
itive
practices
such
as
price
-
fix
ing
and
market
manip
ulation
.
The
case
ultimately
ongoing
,
but
it
highlights
the
importance
government
'
s
commitment
to
en
for
cing
ant
it
rust
laws
and
promoting
fair
competition
in
the
market
place
.
\n
\n
Over
all
,
ant
it
rust
laws
play
an
important
role
in
promoting
fair
competition
and
preventing
mon
opol
ies
in
the
market
place
.
While
the
specific
laws
and
regulations
may
differ
between
countries
,
the
underlying
principles
remain
the
same
.
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