Competition Law

Why it matters

• Ensures consumer welfare by preventing price fixing and ensuring a wider choice of goods and services.
• Promotes economic efficiency and innovation by creating a level playing field for both established firms and new market entrants.
• Prevents the concentration of economic power that could lead to market distortions and monopolistic exploitation.

How it is asked

Focus on the role of the regulatory body in market oversight, the impact of digital markets on traditional competition frameworks, and the balance between promoting ease of doing business and curbing monopolistic tendencies.