These laws prevent acts that take away the freedom of purchasers to buy in the open market and to maintain freedom of competition.

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The antitrust laws are designed to promote competition and prevent monopolies or businesses from engaging in practices that stifle competition. These laws help maintain open markets, giving purchasers the freedom to buy from a variety of sellers. Money laundering, insider trading, and false advertising do not specifically address issues of competition and open markets.

These Laws Prevent Acts That Take Away the Freedom of Purchasers