In many industries, a few large companies control key markets. That can make it harder for small businesses to compete and can leave shoppers with fewer choices and higher prices. This cause focuses on updating antitrust rules and enforcement so new and local firms can compete on fair terms.
Why this matters now
When markets are dominated by a few giant firms, small businesses can get boxed out. They may face high platform fees, unfair contract terms, or tactics that make it hard to reach customers.
Less competition can also hit everyday life. It can mean higher prices, fewer choices, and slower innovation. Communities feel it when local businesses close and local wealth shifts away.