Antitrust Antitrust laws are regulatory mechanisms designed to assure a competitive marketplace, not to protect the competitor, however big, small, good, or bad. Congress believes marketplace competition produces lower prices and better goods and services. There are federal and state antitrust laws. In Iowa the bulk of antitrust action is brought in federal court under federal antitrust laws. Government regulators have made it clear physician behaviors are subject to antitrust scrutiny. |
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