Without significant interbrand competition, antitrust laws require more intrabrand competition.

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Antitrust laws aim to promote competition and prevent monopolies. Without significant interbrand competition (competition between different brands), these laws may focus on ensuring intrabrand competition (competition among retailers or distributors of the same brand) to prevent anti-competitive practices and protect consumer interests.

Without Significant Interbrand Competition, Antitrust Laws Require More Intrabrand Competition