Competition suppression occurs when dominant firms or cartels deliberately block market entry, fix prices, or eliminate rivals through predatory tactics. Used via exclusive contracts, mergers, or lobbying, it stifles innovation and raises consumer costs. Large corporations benefit most, securing monopolistic control, while small businesses and customers lose choice and fair pricing.
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