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How does one determine if a given action is anti-competitive or not?

April 26, 2017Action anti-competitive determine given

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How does one determine if a given action is anti-competitive or not?

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As competition is simply the application of the principle of individual rights to the economic sphere of production and trade, its is the principle of rights that determines if any action is anti-competitive or not. If no rights rights are being violated, then neither is the principle of competition. Free-competition only has a single requirement: the protection of individual rights.