Aayushi BansalAIR 7 · CSE 2024 · 83 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a definition
CCI is a statutory body created by an Act of Parliament to maintain competitive environment.
Body · points
Conducive regulatory ambience & consumer welfare
Prohibits anti competitive trade & business practices.
Ensures legal mergers & acquisitions discouraging hostile acquisitions.
Earlier rules of restrictions on sectors of operations, quantity & quality of production and
areas of operation are effectively eliminated barring few exceptions.
(4) Prevents formation of monopolies in market → lowers prices for consumers.
Close · a summary
CCI has emerged conducive to liberalised economy post 1991.
1 more topper’s answer to this question, part by part, and how they all approached it: open the question.