Mergers can reshape entire markets, but unchecked consolidation harms competition. Merger antitrust is the legal review process that scrutinizes proposed deals to prevent monopolies and protect consumer welfare. Regulators use it to block or modify transactions that would unfairly raise prices, reduce quality, or stifle innovation. Ultimately, both consumers and smaller businesses benefit from a marketplace that remains vibrant, diverse, and competitive.
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